The COVID pandemic did not eliminate the need for the services provided by the Interfaith Shelter Network. Join us to hear how things have changed and evolved. About the Speaker: Jamie Rhine works for the interfaith shelter.
Please join us as four of our Summit members share with us what belonging means to them. Question for you: How has your sense of belonging changed over these past 2+ years? About the Speakers: These are four members of our Fellowship who feel strongly about Summit and what belonging to Summit means to them.
“Once to every soul and nation comes the moment to decide, in the strife of truth with falsehood, for the good or evil side…” runs the first verse of our hymn #119 composed by American poet and diplomat, James Russell Lowell, in an 1845 piece protesting the Mexican-American war. These words couldn’t be more relevant … Continue reading Once to Every Soul and Nation
Wisdom traditions around the world counsel us to “let go.” In Hinduism it’s called renunciation, in Buddhism it’s non-attachment, in Daoism it’s wu-wei, and in Christianity it’s kenosis (emptying out). But what does that really mean? Let go of what? And why? Let’s explore the deeper meanings of these spiritual teachings, and the practical impact … Continue reading What Letting Go Really Means
