One way we cultivate compassion, our theme for October, is building our empathy skills. At this multigen Service, through interaction and dialogue we will imagine what it means to walk in the shoes of another.
Sarah Flynn joins us this Sunday morning with her presentation on being a good stranger. Her central theme will be showing kindness in situations where one’s first inclination might be to shut down or run away. In three short stories from her road life: a car accident in California, meeting a homeless couple in Montana, and participating in community safety in Colorado, she will highlight how strangers have helped her and how she has tried to pay it forward.
Did you know that March 15 is national "Everything You Think is Wrong Day"? No? Neither did we but we're practicing being open to the possibility that we were wrong about our previous ideas. This multigen Sunday Service will have opportunities to explore times when we realized we were wrong about something or someone. Practicing having a growth mindset helps us open our heart to transformation. Come, learn in community.
