Rev. Rafe Ellis
SUNDAY IN PERSON SERVICE: Rev. Rafe Ellis “Recognizing Wholeness; Seeing the Good in All”
In her book, Grounded: Finding God in the World, Diana Butler Bass wrote, “When we recognize our common humanity – when we recognize our own ...
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SUNDAY VIRTUAL SERVICE: Rev. Rafe Ellis “Embracing Wholeness”
We are a part of a greater wholeness. Let’s learn how to be a reference point of this wholeness and how to live in harmony ...
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SUNDAY IN PERSON SERVICE: Rev. Rafe Ellis “Oh My!!”
Bring your Thanksgiving Day extras to share during our first Sunday Brunch Celebration of Gratitude Service. This will be an interactive and extended service: 10AM ...
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SUNDAY VIRTUAL SERVICE: Rev. Rafe Ellis “The Profane”
God expresses as EVERYTHING…including the profane! Jesse Powers asks us to “Fall in love with being alive” through her conscious indie-pop music. Check her out ...
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SUNDAY VIRTUAL SERVICE: Rev. Rafe Ellis “The Mundane, Sigh…”
Before enlightenment, chop wood, carry water. After enlightenment, chop wood, carry water. But wait! I thought this enlightenment thing would change all that. Lea Morris ...
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Rev. Rafe: “Love Wins” Talk Video
“Love Wins!”: Whatever the question, love is the answer!
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SUNDAY VIRTUAL SERVICE: Rev. Rafe Ellis “The Genius of the ‘AND'”
Builders of greatness liberate themselves with the “Genius of the ‘AND’ ― paraphrased from Jim Collins. This week we explore solutions, possibilities, and potentials that ...
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SUNDAY IN-PERSON SERVICE: Rev. Rafe Ellis “The Tyranny of the ‘OR'”
The Tyranny of the “OR”: Jim Collins reminds us that, “Builders of greatness are comfortable with paradox. They don’t oppress themselves with the “Tyranny of ...
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SUNDAY VIRTUAL SERVICE: Rev. Rafe Ellis “Shaking Up Our Worldview”
Paradox invites us to live in the questions rather than the need to know the answers. It all begins with curiosity; a willingness to question. ...
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SUNDAY IN-PERSON SERVICE: Rev. Rafe Ellis “Getting Comfortable with Discomfort”
Do you find yourself attached to certain beliefs, ideas, and perspectives? Is there a wrong way and a right way of doing things? What if ...
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