Tag: pub church
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May 22 Gathering: Resurrection from “The Tyranny of the Now”

In a time when our news feeds and public discourse seems filled with hatred, violence, and victimization, how can we not only imagine a better future, but become agents of that future?
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May 15 Gathering: Resurrection as the pattern of life
What if resurrection is not about escaping death, but about our role in the most elemental designs of life?
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May 8 Gathering: Running from Resurrection?
Neurological science is now telling us that our brains train our neural pathways to obsess or fixate over negativity in a way we seem unable to do with joy and positivity. In a very real sense, conflict and pessimism can easily become our default setting, while delight and happiness require a constant, conscious choosing. And…
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April 24: Community Sabbath — No Gathering
About once every quarter our community takes a Sunday off for a collective Sabbath…a time to rest, re-calibrate, and re-focus. As we begin this Easter season we invite you to take a break from the routine this weekend. Spend some time with family or friends, enjoy the outdoors, cook a great meal for someone you…
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April 17 Gathering: Easter Sunday Virtual Sunrise Service
Join us at 8:00am EDT Easter Sunday (April 17, 2022) for a Virtual Sunrise Service and Communion
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Good Friday Reflection
But all these dreams were dashed on hardened hearts / Hearts not able to see God with us / Present / Breathing the same air
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Maundy Thursday Reflection
Sometimes uncertain where he would lead them Sometimes into questionable situations and encounters They were always together To co-create the world
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April 10 Gathering: Palm Sunday
Is there a more subversive act in all of scripture than Jesus’ “triumphal entry” into Jerusalem the week before his execution…the event we call “Palm Sunday?”
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Lent for Spiritual Exiles 2022
This year for Lent, New Wineskins invites you into spiritual practices emphasizing our shared humanity
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Feb. 27 Gathering: Transfiguration for Spiritual Exiles
What if Jesus’ transfiguration is not just a symbol of divinity, but of humanity fulfilled?