Is the person you are right now the person you want to be forever?
No matter where we are in life, change happens. It may be a new awareness for the same old thing we’ve been doing for years, or a complete change of direction. What does this actually mean in a spiritual sense? What are the qualities we need for moving forward? It’s never too late for change, but how do we move forward rather than simply waste our time?
“It’s Never Too Late To Be Who You Were Meant To Be!”
Are our best days behind us? How often do we think opportunity has passed us by? Here’s our chance to take a new look at the possibilities life offers, every day. As George Eliot said, it’s never too late to be who you were meant to be.
When available, a revised transcript of this week’s talk is provided below for the deaf and hard of hearing. Prayers, readings, and songs from this week’s service are also provided below.
Community Circles – Are you left with questions after a talk, or did an idea so resonate with you that you want to explore it further? In our Community Circles, we build relationships with others, share ideas and insights, and support each other as we apply these principles in our daily lives.
Community Circle Zoom Meeting/Discussion: No Community Circle this week.
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This week we explore the wonderful concept from the Jewish mystical tradition of Tikkun Olam, or healing our world. What does that look like for each of us, right now?
When available, a revised transcript of this week’s talk is provided below for the deaf and hard of hearing. Prayers, readings, and songs from this week’s service are also provided below.
Community Circles – Are you left with questions after a talk, or did an idea so resonate with you that you want to explore it further? In our Community Circles, we build relationships with others, share ideas and insights, and support each other as we apply these principles in our daily lives.
Our focus this evening is healing our world, or Tikkun Olam – imagery taken from the Jewish mystical tradition. What does such healing look like for us, individually and in community? If you were asked to list five areas of our world, or our communal life, that most need healing from your perspective, what would they be? Let’s share our wisdom and experience on this very timely topic, tonight at 7:00 p.m. Many thanks to Michael Roussell for leading this evening’s discussion!
Wednesday August 25, 7:00 – 8:30 pm ET. Community Circle Zoom Meeting/Discussion.
Please join us on the Zoom link below. I look forward to seeing you!
Zoom link here. Request login information here. Find discussion questions here.
We are in the midst of the Jewish High holidays, which began with the first day of Rosh Hashanah on September 18 and closes with Yom Kippur, which begins before sundown today and ends after nightfall tomorrow. In the Jewish calendar it is a time of turning, and of new beginnings. This holiday has much
Join us for our annual spring brunch! We’ll start the morning right with breakfast and some amazing jazz from our One World Band followed by an inspiring talk by Rev. Melanie. Our brunches are some of our favorite services. Come and find out why as you get a chance to experience this truly warm and
