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with Rev. Meredith Garmon

We pride ourselves on diversity of viewpoints — and that means we're going to see things differently, in ways that sometimes conflict. Through conflict we learn and grow, and, if handled well, bond more deeply.

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with Rev. LoraKim Joyner

Experiencing nature can do wonders for ourselves, our relationships, our communities, other beings and the planet. With a dash of intentionality and practice we can grow our wonder, our resilience, and our impact in the world. Join us today to share joyous wonder and to practice connecting to all of life.

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with Rev. Meredith Garmon

Our April theme is Caring. Everybody cares about something, but do we care for ourselves, others, and our world in the most effective ways?

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The book, Authentic Selves, is more than an introduction to gender identity. It will be useful to those seeking to promote our shared values: our places within an interdependent web of existence; the inherent worth and dignity of all people, whatever their identity or life experiences; and justice and compassion in how we treat one other and ourselves.

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Elijah Evans, a member of our Celebrant Team, shares a reflection on Dignity.

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with Rev. Meredith Garmon

Wealth tends to have the effect of disconnecting us from others. Intentional generosity counteracts that effect.

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with Meredith Garmon

There's widespread agreement that it's vitally important. But ask us what exactly it is and we're often a bit stymied.

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It's our culture's central religious and spiritual text. And it does have some great stories. Even the parts we tend to like the least have some lessons for us.

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