This Sunday, Rev. Christopher Watkins Lamb invites us to channel our longing and deep imaginations to create the village that is our birthright. We'll draw on Rev. Christopher's work as an eco-chaplain, musician, spiritual care practitioner, and lead Chaplain at Poudre Valley Hospital, and upon the wisdom of Susan Silk and Barry Goldman's "Ring Theory" of crisis response, to explore how to care for each other in disruptive, playful, and world-shaping fashion. We're also joined by special musical guest Spencer LaJoye at church this Sunday. In the space of just the few songs that fit into a church service, Spencer will shepherd us through the space where their music lives - at the crossroads of joy, love, ache, grief, playfulness, healing, strength, laughter, and tears...the exact crossroads where we all seem to keep finding ourselves in these days. Learn more about Spencer at https://www.spencerlajoye.com/bio ❤️