Sermons
The Power of Love
February 16, 2020 — Rev. Paula Norbert “An entire army made of lovers would be invincible.” Plato, Symposium It is said the Eskimos in
The Creative Process: From Inspiration to Realization
February 9, 2020 — Brad Coupe I think if I had been asked about my creative process before I undertook to write this Reflection,
Meditation for February 2nd
February 2, 2020 — Rev. Paula Norbert Matthew 5:1-12 This morning, we heard a reading from a section of Matthew’s Gospel that we have
Looking Back…Looking Ahead
January 26, 2020 — Rev. Paula Norbert I imagine that almost everyone knows that this year Maine marks the bicentennial of its statehood in
Reflections on Service and Faith
January 12, 2020 — Rev. Paula Norbert Brief Reflections after Martha Jacques: We’re so grateful to Martha for joining us today and sharing some
On the Epiphany
January 5, 2020 — Rev. Paula Norbert Our reading from Matthew’s Gospel about the visit of the Magi to the infant child has long
Hearts of Compassion
December 29, 2019 — Rev. Paula Norbert Isaiah 63: 7-9, Matthew 2:13-23 I hope that you all enjoyed a lovely Christmas filled with much
Christmas Eve Meditation
December 24, 2019 — Rev. Paula Norbert Over two centuries ago in a quiet corner of the world in a little town called Bethlehem,
Quiet Joy and Peace
December 22 — Rev. Paula Norbert Isaiah 7: 13-15, Matthew 1: 18-25 Today is our fourth Sunday in Advent and in just two days,
Joy Beyond Measure
December 15, 2019 — Rev. Paula Norbert On this third Sunday of Advent, we continue to celebrate the 300th anniversary of the hymn, Joy
Surprised by Joy
December 8, 2019 – Rev. Paula Norbert As we gather on this second Sunday of Advent, we hear this lovely reading from Isaiah, which
Signs of Hope
December 1, 2019 – Rev. Paula Norbert I hope you all enjoyed a lovely Thanksgiving with family, friends, good food and time to relax.
Walking Home
November 24, 2019 — Rev. Paula Norbert The lovely reflection today on Listening to Autumn is part of an earlier reading we shared back
Musings on Darkness and Light
November 17, 2019 — Stephen Fox Stephen Fox gave a sermon on Darkness and Light and included some personal stories extemporaneously that are not
Reflections by Rosie DiBella of Safe Passage
Our speaker today is Rosie DiBella, who serves as the Deputy Director of Development/Subdirectora de Desarrollo of Safe Passage, an organization which originated in Maine in
Reflection on All Saints Day
November 3, 2019 — Rev. Paula Norbert Last Friday, the day after Halloween, was All Saints Day, when the Christian church has historically honored
Making Room for the Divine Within
October 27, 2019 — Rev. Paula Norbert Luke 18:9-14 He also told this parable to some who trusted in themselves that they were righteous
The Rituals of Autumn
October 20, 2019 — Rev. Paula Norbert We are now a full month into the season of autumn, a beautiful season in New England
On the Meaning of Life
October 13, 2019 — Rev. Paula Norbert Today’s passage from Jeremiah presents some advice to the community of that day for how to live a
Meditations for World Communion
October 6, 2019 — Rev. Paula Norbert But this I call to mind, and therefore I have hope: The steadfast love of the Lord
Everyday Grace
September 29, 2019 — Rev. Paula Norbert We have often called the writings in the New Testament the Good News, because they speak of