What can a tree teach us about being human? On Sunday, July 26, 2026, Regla Winterflower Robinson invites us to look at our fingertips, then at the rings of a tree trunk, and discover how deeply our stories are intertwined with the natural world. From hidden root networks that let forests share warnings and nutrients, to the quiet way trees accept one another without judgment, this lecture is an invitation to root ourselves in community. Read on, then go hug a tree.

What does it mean to truly see one another — not as one blob of white paint, but as a vibrant spectrum of divine life? On June 28th, 2026, Rev. Stanley Maszczak marked the anniversary of Stonewall with a lecture tracing LGBTQIA+ history, the AIDS crisis, and the sacred work of allyship. Through grief, organizing, and dancing, we explore what it means to embody "as above, so below." Join us to remember the lineage, carry the dance, and ask what it means to live fully today.