“Life itself is not cruel, for life is All. It is the loss of our dreams that feels ‘cruel’ at first.” Rev. Monica McIntyre presents a different way of looking at grief by Jeff Foster.

There is a spiritual renaissance sweeping the world. Most people feel it, some deride it, many embrace it and no one can stop it.

Rev. Monica McIntyre presents “Human Givens” by Dr. Joe Griffin and Dr. Ivan Tyrell and the Law of Abundance.

Since we are not going to be together next Sunday – which is Christmas Day – I thought we could look at the metaphysical meaning of Christmas and the symbolism embedded within the story.

“While our dramas are insignificant blips on the cosmic radar, we’re still acting in them, and if we don’t play our roles responsibly, actual human beings suffer.” Rev. Monica McIntyre presents an article by Philip Goldberg on our response to the recent elections.

In order to be close, we must also be open, and in order to be open, we must risk allowing another to see our vulnerabilities. Rev. Monica McIntyre presents the topic of Intimacy with an article by John Amodeo PhD, MFT.

Since we have had nothing but bad news recently, I want to share this wonderful piece by Jeff Foster: Some very good news! 1. You don’t need all the answers right now. The true guru is within. Right here, right now, in this moment, you don’t have to ‘figure out’ the rest of your life,

This has been a very strange week following the election on Tuesday. Those who know me well know that I am vehemently opposed to mixing church and state and I abhor any religious institution that endeavors to influence the congregation with political rhetoric. Rather, I believe that any spiritual organization should be focused on encouraging

“One of the greatest distractions to becoming a liberated expression of spirit in form is an innocent tendency to put all of your hope into a healing modality instead of learning how to trust the transformation already under way.” Monica McIntyre offers insight from Matt Kahn up for discussion.

“Any pathway toward remembering our belonging to this world alleviates the trance of separation and unworthiness.” We review Tara Brach’s article on unworthiness.