Monthly Archives: November 2015

Sunday, December 6, 2015 | When Holiday “Cheer” Isn’t: A Look at Addictions Today | Rev. Cynthia Cain

When Holiday “Cheer” Isn’t: A Look at Addictions Today Rev. Cynthia Cain Addiction is actually something that affects every one of us. In Buddhism, tanha — or “grasping,” “thirst,” “desire” — is that which brings suffering. We talk about alcoholism and drug addiction, even food or gambling as if they are “diseases” and these people … Continued

Sunday, November 22, 2015 | How Gratitude Changes Everything | Rev. Cynthia Cain

How Gratitude Changes Everything Rev. Cynthia Cain When we learn to modify our expectations of the world and to live with wonder, appreciation, and curiosity, immense change can occur. This is true not only of us as individuals, but of systems, organizations, and entire societies. Worth a try?

Sunday, November 15, 2015 | Hike Your Own Hike | Lay speaker Colin Hutchison

Hike Your Own Hike Lay speaker Colin Hutchison Walking a footpath from Georgia to Maine is a great way to see the country and remove the boundaries that separate yourself from the forces of nature and other people. These tales from the trail are unique moments in my life that changed my perception of the … Continued