April 5, 2026 Rev. Julián Jamaica Soto

When Jim Henson died, people didn’t only speak of loss. They spoke of presence—of how his voice, his characters, his particular way of making meaning and mischief in the world continued to live in them.

Easter tells a story like that, not only of resurrection, but of love that does not end when a body ends, love that we carry forward in memory, in imitation, and in the ways we keep showing up for one another.