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Humility is good for the world. A humble person is more empathetic, more aware of “the other,” more able to be awed by the world around them. A humble person … Continue reading Food for Our Minds and Spirits: You Aren’t Where You Think You Are
Share this post:Youth Religious Ed Hiatus and New Summer Program! Our YRE program wrapped up last Sunday and we are on hiatus through the end of June to give everyone some time … Continue reading YRE End of Year
Share this post:So, TikTok is a new social media platform. It’s also insanely popular and has become so very quickly. Basically, its a mix between Twitter and a YouTube video––people can post … Continue reading Food for Our Minds and Spirits: Eine Kleine TikTok
Share this post:At some point, our medicine cabinet got stocked with a bottle of every possible over the counter pain killer. I almost never use them, so it’s easy to forget about … Continue reading Ruminations: Ibuprofen
Share this post:Some Good Advice… This piece honestly caught me off guard, it was so refreshing and unexpected––the conglomerated insights of a person reflecting on 70 years alive. This is wisdom of … Continue reading Food for Our Minds and Spirits: Some Good Advice
Share this post:I love Grover. And while his music was mainly a big deal to me when I was much younger, I still love Dave Matthews. The idea that there would be … Continue reading Food for Our Minds and Spirits: Grover and Dave Matthews
Share this post:Last July, I ordered a game table for what would be our new home. I chose a creator on Etsy with great reviews and paid for a custom table, anticipating … Continue reading Ruminations: Table
Share this post:Starting on May 1st, for the concluding weeks of YRE this year, our YRE youth are going to be focusing on a crucial topic for our city and our world: … Continue reading YRE Junior and Senior High Events
Share this post:Its a good thing that Pablo Neruda chose to write about the love of forests, because no one has written about love quite like Pablo Neruda. If you aren’t familiar … Continue reading Food for Our Minds and Spirits: A Song for the Forests
Share this post:Sometimes we exaggerate. Sometimes we exaggerate because things feel bigger than they really are in reality. Sometimes we exaggerate for dramatic effect. Sometimes we exaggerate just because we aren’t remembering … Continue reading Ruminations: Hyperbole
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