Pastor's Letter
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Dear Friends,
We hope that you are safe and well.
Today's meditation features a poem by Balam Rodrigo celebrating the dedicated women who help refugees at the border. We can only imagine the world of these women and those they help. This gives us a glimpse into their hearts and their stories.
Read more: MEDITATION 475: Las Patronas/Patron Saints by Balam Rodrigo (9/28/21)
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Dear Friends,
We hope that you are safe and well.
Today's Meditation features Mary Luti reflecting on "Medicine of Heaven." Where do you find your Communion with God?
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.
Read more: MEDITATION 472: Mary Luti: "Medicine of Heaven" (9/24/21)
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Dear Friends,
We hope that you are safe and well.
Today's Meditation celebrates Celtic Prayer Cycle: Mabon/Autumnal Equinox, September 22, 2021. Part of the reflection invites you to listen to Jenna Greene singing The Harvest Song:
Read more: MEDITATION 470: Celtic Prayer Circle: Mabon/Autumnal Equinox, September 22, 2021
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Dear Friends,
We hope that you are safe and well.
In the face of Biblical texts and Church documents that often were political (seemingly aimed at keeping the masses under control and codependent) rather than theological and spiritual, Bishop John Shelby Spong was a breath of fresh air, helping us pursue our true spiritual calling. Today's Meditation features a taste of his spirit that nourishes us on our quest.
Read more: MEDITATION 466: Celebrating Bishop John Shelby Spong (9/17/21)
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Dear Friends,
We hope that you are safe and well.
Today's Meditation features a parable of the Professor and Coffee.
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.
Read more: MEDITATION 464: The Professor and Coffee (9/15/21)