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Blog Post | Charles Conkin

What Resource Can We Offer?

A few ways to share our resources

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Blog Post | Mark Johnson

Staying Connected

Stay connected with YouTube and Facebook

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Blog Post | Raleigh Kincaid

Now. Here. This.

Being Present in Our Current Time

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Blog Post | Mark Johnson

Finding Silver Linings

Let's maintain the ties that bind with silver linings.

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Blog Post | Mark Johnson

Hey, you, COVID-19!

Seeking to be the church in a time of great testing.

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Blog Post | Aaron Austin

Everything Belongs - Chapter 6

As we close out our reading of Everything Belongs, Rohr kindly brings us back to the beginning.  He uses several images in this chapter to describe this movement back to the Sacred, from thresholds to shadows.  All of his metaphors seem to lead us back to where we started—God's presence in all things.  

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Blog Post | Mark Johnson

Rabbi Blumenthal on Repentance

The Jewish five steps of repentance leading to true confession.

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Blog Post | Mark Johnson

Pass the Peace, Not the Virus!

Rethinking how to honor our neighbor during the COVID - 19 crisis.

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Blog Post | Aaron Austin

Everything Belongs - Chapter 5

At our writers retreat last weekend, we spent some time working through different prompts. Some of the prompts helped us explore a genre or style of writing—several provided a lens through which we could examine our own inner landscapes.  One of the beautiful effects of writing with these prompts is that it gives us the opportunity to step outside of ourselves for and look at our lives and experiences more objectively.  I find that I'm less judgmental in this process and more open to seeing the complexities of my personality and experience.

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Blog Post | Aaron Austin

Everything Belongs - Chapter 4

Melissa often tells me "feelings aren't facts."  She finds herself saying this a lot in her therapy sessions as well--luckily I get a discount. It's taken me a while to catch on, but I'm slowly getting it, I think.  Just because I feel something (fear, anxiety, shame), doesn't mean that feeling has to define my reality.  If I can step back from the feeling a bit, I might be able to see a little more clearly.

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