Our journey is long – a lifetime of wonder and wander. A few steps, questions/answers… and then we move on. Lydia Patrick, Service Leader Lorena Gay-Griffin, Worship Associate

Ever feel like you’ve been misjudged?  How about misjudging someone else?  We can all ‘pass judgement’ too quickly.  One solution is to just be still and listen…and let it be….then grace can arrive with quiet compassion. Lydia Patrick, Service Leader

All over the world humanity feels a call to action of some sort or another.  We feel angst over the future.  We feel the need to stand up, to reach out, to answer, to argue, to support, to heal, to clean ourselves up and get our act together. How can we take diversity and find … Continue reading United – We Answer

Moving from Self Doubt to Self Determination – Making Your Spiritual Journey Count. Lydia Patrick, Service Leader

While we can spend a lifetime with friends and family building and shaping a community of love and commitment to each other –  sometimes holding space for beloved community is what allows peace to enter into the conversation. Lydia Patrick, Service Leader. Ember Webb, Worship Associate.

Working on our own humility might not mean holding back on our talents or gifts but putting them out there, regardless of the outcome.  This is the way mother earth works and it seems to work for her.  Just do what comes naturally – you never know whose life you are changing along the journey.  … Continue reading Humble is as Humble Does

How do we open the door and let others in without getting footprints on the new carpet?  How do welcome without giving in?  How do we listen without interrupting?  Do we?  But more than all this, why should we?  (Because….. we should).   Lydia Patrick, Service Leader. Lorena Gay-Griffin, Worship Associate.  

Watch out!  You might know more than you think… are you willing to trust yourself for the answers? Lydia Patrick, Service Leader. Rae Haynes, Worship Associate.

Building a bridge takes time, careful study, the right materials, preparation, and patience. Crossing a bridge takes courage, foresight, anticipation, patience, and curiosity.  Building bridges between people encompasses all of these elements and more, but the price is worth everything it takes.   Lydia Patrick, Service Leader. Rae Haynes, Worship Associate.

Hearing the divine is just not the same for everyone, and understanding that can take real work.  If we can learn to listen from time to time with someone else’s headphones, we might actually like what we hear enough to begin seeing more of what we all hold dear than what separates us. Lydia Patrick, … Continue reading Do You Hear What I Hear?