The bookstore has some excellent books on the the reality of global warming and climate change.  Whether you are looking for specific steps that can be taken, the pull between … Continue reading Climate Change IS Real

A class in May is exploring the lives of Thoreau, Emerson, Fuller and Peabody.  The bookstore has several books to expand your knowledge of these well-known transcendentalists.  Here are some … Continue reading Our Transcendental Roots

A class on this topic is happening four Wednesdays in May, 2017.  Our bookstore has two books on this topic. The Pen and the Bell: Mindful Writing in a Busy … Continue reading Writing as Spiritual Practice

The Rev. Lissa Anne Gundlach was our guest preacher on Sunday, April 30.  She reminded us of the importance of examining racism within ourselves, our church, our denomination and our … Continue reading Uprooting Racism

Activism Made Fun, Easy and Beautiful!  When you write your elected officials, why not use a bold postcard to send your message? Full color postcards are available in themed packs … Continue reading Raise Your Voice – with Postcard Action Kits

Mother’s Day is May 14, and we have wonderful and unique cards to give to that special “mother” in your life – created by Waterknot Cards.  Do you want endearing or … Continue reading Mother’s Day is May 14

Did you know that April is National Poetry Month?  Your Beacon bookstore carries some great poetry titles for adults and children alike. We carry several titles by Mary Oliver, a … Continue reading April is National Poetry Month

Hallelujah (and Alleluia) infused the Easter service message this year.  And Anne Lamott has just published her latest book titled:  Hallelujah Anyway:  Rediscovering Mercy. In Hallelujah Anyway: Rediscovering Mercy Lamott ventures … Continue reading “Hallelujah”

Yes, climate change IS real, and these books help us understand that reality better.  These books (and others) are available in our bookstore. Climate Change: What Everyone Needs to Know by … Continue reading Earth Day is April 22

As adults, we struggle to grasp the magnitude, depth and complexities of the refugee crisis.  Our children are not immune from the realities of this humanitarian crisis.  There are some … Continue reading The Refugee Crisis from a Child’s Perspective