We’ll celebrate Samhain as the wheel of life turns for the final harvest holy day.  Samhain symbolism encourages and honors our sacred space and that of others. Our choir will sing today.

How can we rediscover the sacred and important presence of compassion, grace, risk-taking, vulnerability, and the healing joy when cross-racial relationships are reconciled? Let us create beloved conversations.

October 11th was National Coming Out Day. Do we still need to recognize this day? How might it make each one of us more authentic? We’ll listen to special music today.

We join as allies to Indigenous Peoples and others who aim to un-do some of the harm that has been done to the original people of this continent. Our guests will be students from Fort Lewis College as we learn the real history of the Americas.

Faith formation is not just for children, but addresses our needs for spiritual growth and meaning at all ages and stages of life. As culture changes, we’ll embrace new norms for learning and thriving.

Writer Rebecca Solnit tells us that what we dream of is already present in the Universe. How can and do we manifest those dreams into vision and share them with the world?

The High Holy Days of Judaism offer us an opportunity to consider our need for both mortal forgiveness and Ultimate forgiveness. What’s the task?

After a tumultuous summer, I’m not sure the Animas River has “peace” but maybe resiliency. What might we learn from our own connection to it? Bring a small vial of water with you today to add to our sturdy stream.

On this Labor Day we’ll begin the Gathering of the Harvest to look at what it is that our beliefs, thoughts, and ideas are bringing to us. What are we harvesting in our lives?