<p>The Declaration of Independence claims we all have the right to “the pursuit of happiness,” and many of us spend a lot of time and energy on that search. Happiness, however, often seems fleeting and ephemeral. Should we be searching for something else instead? Join us in the garage as we discuss the difference between pursuing happiness and cultivating joy.</p>

The Declaration of Independence claims we all have the right to “the pursuit of happiness,” and many of us spend a lot of time and energy on that search. Happiness, however, often seems fleeting and ephemeral. Should we be searching for something else instead? Join us in the garage as we discuss the difference between pursuing happiness and cultivating joy.

Finding Your Joy

<p>A garage isn’t just a place to park your car. It’s also where you work on your car, store things you can’t bring yourself to throw out, or hang out with your friends while you talk about life. Your soul is a lot like that garage. It’s more than just what makes you human. It’s a space for a handy spiritual tune-up or a supportive conversation. Come hang out with us in the garage, share some laughs, search through issues of life and belief, and tinker with that vehicle called faith to keep it—and you—going.</p>

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A garage isn’t just a place to park your car. It’s also where you work on your car, store things you can’t bring yourself to throw out, or hang out with your friends while you talk about life. Your soul is a lot like that garage. It’s more than just what makes you human. It’s a space for a handy spiritual tune-up or a supportive conversation. Come hang out with us in the garage, share some laughs, search through issues of life and belief, and tinker with that vehicle called faith to keep it—and you—going.

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Finding Your Joy

Finding Your Joy