Creative S/Aging
How might we more creatively invite the sacred to inform our sense of elderhood?
How might we more creatively invite the sacred to inform our sense of elderhood?
How is rest an act of resistance? And what good does that do for us and the world around us?
Is there a viable option to the status quo that can be built with integrity to life-affirming values?
How can our journeys of spiritual growth enable us to renew our sense of what it means to be fully human?
How do we authentically respond to the call to “speak truth to power”? And how do we know when we are genuinely doing so?
Why are we considering changing a defining part of our faith tradition? And how do our current principles relate to the proposed revision?
What would it take for us to whole-heartedly embrace the challenges of co-creating a community that is just, equitable, and compassionate?
What does it mean to be deeply connected with one another, with the world around us, and even with the future of this community?
Where does our capacity to love meaningfully and sustainably intersect with the needs of the world around us?
Beyond finding “our people,” loving community can liberate us (and the people around us) to dream big and live into a compelling vision with integrity and grace.