The idea of being able to manifest your dreams just by visualizing them is trendy, but what problems are there with the idea? Does manifesting really work? We will consider the good and bad of manifesting and how it pertains to our spiritual lives and our commitment to justice.
What does Tolstoy’s famous novel have to teach us about the current crisis with Ukraine and Russia? We will explore what this famous book offers our souls as we work for equity and justice.
We will explore how being more vulnerable is essential to working toward equity for all and helping to take better care of the planet. We will focus on Maya Angelou, Jimmy Carter, and Vandana Shiva.
It’s easy to be kind to kind people, but what about those who insist on not being kind? What about people who embrace racism, sexism, or some other toxic ideology? What about bullies? Drawing from brilliant African American champions of justice, we will explore the power of transformative kindness in response to hate
Drawing from stories of amazing people changing the world, we will find inspiration for the season.
There are numerous ways to be hungry. We will examine four kinds of hunger and how we can combine our ingredients to feed ourselves and one another. NOTE this is also Stone Soup Sunday. See the newsletter for details.
We will look at the work of Native American writer Robin Wall Kimmerer to see how her wisdom can give us hope and strategies for responding to the climate crisis. We can make a difference!
We will explore what it means to be an ally of an oppressed group, drawing from writers, musicians, painters, and other artists for inspiration and guidance for head, heart, and soul.
We all want to make a difference, but where to begin? The news is often so depressing that it’s easy for us to throw our hands up and say, “My little efforts can’t possibly make a difference.” We will look at how you can, indeed, make a difference, and we will draw from highly creative … Continue reading This Moment, This Year: How You Can Stop Being Overwhelmed and Transform the World
We are happy to welcome back David VonSchlicten to our pulpit. He will join us in person. VonSchlichten will draw from the work of Lesbian Chicana Gloria Anzaldúa to celebrate the beauty of diversity and for wisdom for reducing gun violence
