Brene Brown says that our desire for connection and love runs deep but that “when we ‘fit in’ instead of actually ‘belong,’ we mold ourselves to the situation instead of standing for our authentic self.” We will explore this month’s theme of Belonging and exploring … read more.
When our religious upbringing or community says one thing and our lived experience or intellect tells us another thing, it can create moral stress—a cognitive dissonance between what we know to be right and what we are told. If that stress is extreme or intense … read more.
Sometimes our justice work is external, but it is often most powerful when we do the internal work. Join us to explore how anti-racism work can be a powerful internal exercise, even a spiritual exercise.
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As we begin a new year together, let us explore what it means to be human in community. As we lean into our humanity, we will explore how we will delight each other, make mistakes, understand, apologize, come back together again in community, and celebrate. … read more.
Water is universal, eternal, ever-changing. As we gather for the traditional Water Communion to celebrate a new program year of our community, we reflect on water- in our lives and as a tool and symbol of resistance and justice in our communities. Bring water to … read more.
Building a resilient and courageous community takes time and commitment. So does creating justice. We know that the moral universe’s arc is long; let’s imagine how we can bend that arc toward justice and live into our vision of being a spiritual community for our … read more.
Story-telling has been a powerful tool throughout the ages and in all cultures. Stories help us connect our own unique human experience with those of others, finding commonalities and learning about differences in a non-threatening way. Join us as we set the stage for a … read more.
