This Sunday's sermon will explore the intersection of mental health/illness and spiritual community. We will look at how we can be in relationships with one another that support all of us flourishing as whole people. Rev. Megan will tell some stories about her own experience of mental illness as a pastor and invite us into thinking about how we can take action to become more welcoming.

Rev. Megan Snell is an ordained minister in the United Church of Christ (UCC). Rev. Megan is a graduate of Andover Newton Theological School. She is presently a doctoral student at Pacific School of Religion, studying the intersection of mental illness and church community. Rev. Megan has served several UCC congregations in the Boston metro area. She was raised in California, but now calls the greater Boston area home. She shares her home with her wife, Nicole and their three dogs.

Children are welcome to attend the service and are invited to leave for Religious Exploration programming approximately 15 minutes into the service. Childcare is available during the entire service for children 5 and under.