Luke Williams, Lay Worship Associate

In some ways, acts of creativity are engrained in our very being. Many of us doodle, dance, or whistle aimlessly when the emotions we feel bubble out. Little flourishes of creativity are one of the ways that we bond with each other. Of course, if you’ve ever tried to take on a creative project you quickly learn that it takes dedication and effort to make something more than ephemeral.

In this service we want to celebrate the creative work of our community. We will acknowledge how our community shapes and drives our creative engines. And we hope to give ourselves the space to flourish, even if it is just a whistle in the dark.