Dear Friends,

 We hope that you are safe and well.

 Today's Meditation is a reflection by David Steindl-Rast: "A Grateful Day." It was sent to us by Nancy Stephens and Rebecca Hecht.

 We invite you to join us as we commit ourselves to working tirelessly to end systemic and structural racism in our society, in the church, in healthcare, in the workplace--wherever it shows up so that everyone may come to have more abundant life. May this meditation nourish our contemplative-active hearts and sustain all of us in action.

Dear Friends,

 We hope that you are safe and well.

 Today's Meditation is an interesting conversation that Matthew Fox initiates between Teilhard de Chardin and Ernesto Cardenale about Soul and Cosmos.

Dear Friends,

 We hope that you are safe and well.

 Today's Meditation is a YouTube video by Matthew Paul Turner reading his book for the kid in all of us: "I Am God's Dream." It was sent to us by David Gawlik.

 We invite you to join us as we commit ourselves to working tirelessly to end systemic and structural racism in our society, in the church, in healthcare, in the workplace--wherever it shows up so that everyone may come to have more abundant life. May this meditation nourish our contemplative-active hearts and sustain all of us in action.

Dear Friends,

We hope that you are safe and well.

 Today's Meditation features a reflection by Anita Davidson on "Living Hospitality" after her visit to Iona. "We are all connected --with each other and with God--and so we are called, as Abraham and Sarah, to welcome all as angels, as family, as ourselves, because that is, after all, exactly who they are."

 We invite you to join us as we commit ourselves to working tirelessly to end systemic and structural racism in our society, in the church, in healthcare, in the workplace--wherever it shows up so that everyone may come to have more abundant life. May this meditation nourish our contemplative-active hearts and sustain all of us in action.

Dear Friends,

 We hope that you are safe and well.

 Today's Meditation describes "Joy" choosing us and us choosing joy. It is a poem by Donna Ashworth and it was sent to us by Sharon Dickinson.

 We invite you to join us as we commit ourselves to working tirelessly to end systemic and structural racism in our society, in the church, in healthcare, in the workplace--wherever it shows up so that everyone may come to have more abundant life. May this meditation nourish our contemplative-active hearts and sustain all of us in action.