Broken Down or Broken Open
How do we live in a world where so much feels broken and pulled apart? Is there a way of leaning into the brokenness that helps us learn something new about ourselves and what is being asked of us?
How do we live in a world where so much feels broken and pulled apart? Is there a way of leaning into the brokenness that helps us learn something new about ourselves and what is being asked of us?
In this two part series, we will be exploring how to cultivate compassion for and with ourselves and others, even when it’s hard.
Special Nouurish Team Service
Join our Coming of Age class for this nutty presentation of their faith statements and experiences this year!
What does resilience look like in these times? How can we ‘spring back’ when it feels like we’re being assaulted? Spirituality gives us some clues about this important question.
What do we mean when we talk about ‘the mind’. Is it just our intellectual activities or is it something more?
I often describe myself as a “rational mystic” which may seem like a total contradiction. But I don’t believe the two things are opposite from one another. How can we hold both?
What will guide you — and us— through the year ahead? We’ll explore a few approaches to reflection and direction on this first Sunday of 2025.
There will be no Sunday Morning services or RE Classes on December 29, but you are welcome to join us for the opportunity to experience the labyrinth together, in our sanctuary from 11:00–1pm. The labyrinth will also be open 4:30–6pm
The year-end holidays can be especially challenging if your heart is heavy with grief. When so many are celebrating with joy and feasting, the loss of a loved one, a loss of dreams, disappointments, fears and many other causes can feel overwhelming. You are not alone. Join us for meditative music, dimmed lights, candles, time … Continue reading Sorrow at This Season Grief Service