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Today Rev. Wendy concludes her series on "Spiritual Integrity," by talking about "Worship With Self-Sacrifice." Her main points in this series were:

Rev. Wend continues her series on "Spiritual Integrity," today by sharing about "Pleasure With Conscience." Her main points were about "enjoying life and living life to the fullest, consciously and for the highest good for all people, all life, and for our planet. The eight practices she talked about are below.

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Rev. Wendy continues her series on "Spiritual Integrity," by sharing about "Politicas With Principles." Her main point was that Gandhi believed that politics should be guided by moral principles, including nonviolence, truthfulness, and respect for human dignity. He opposed corruption and advocated for a political system that prioritized the well-being of all people, not just the wealthy and powerful.

Rev. Wendy continues her lesson series on "Spiritual Integrity," today by talking about "Commerce With Morality." Her main points and closing were:

Rev. Wendy continues her series on "Spiritual Integrity," by talking about "Wealth With Work," today.

Rev. Wendy continues her series on "Spiritual Integrity," by speaking about "Science With Humanity," today. Questions that she posed during her message were:

1. "Are we creating a better quality of life with our science and technology for all or only a select few?

2. Given our wealth of knowledge & capacities—and all our science & technology has given us—why is there still so much suffering?

3. What do we want to accomplish with our science and technology — for ourselves, future generations, and the Earth as a whole? And how can we direct our science to serve this highest good?

4. Where is our attention? What are we paying attention to?"

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Rev. Wendy starts a series on "Spiritual Integrity,“ based off of Gandhi's seven ills of society:

Today's message from Rev. Wendy Craig-Purcell is "A New Life Now!" Featuring singers are Natalie Decker, Jimmer Bolden, Nicole de Kozan, Rich LaFerta and Sarah Welsch with The Solo Notes Band. Enjoy "The Lord's Prayer in Aramaic," sung by Sarah Welsch and is by Ashana.

Today Rev. Wendy concludes her series on the "Seven Habits," by talking about sharpening the saw which represents the idea that just as a saw needs to be sharpened regularly to function effectively, individuals also need to continually improve themselves to reach their full potential. Covey suggests that there are four dimensions of a person that require attention and investment:

Rev. Wendy shares about synergy today which occurs when people are able to combine their diverse talents and perspectives to create something new and innovative. He suggests that this can be achieved through open communication, active listening, and a willingness to consider other viewpoints.