Where Are We Now?
February 17, 2022
In the summer of 2020, The Garden joined people from across the country to take a look at racism in our communities, churches and nation. We invited guests to help us further explore what it takes to “Get comfortable with being uncomfortable.” We shared in book-studies, conversations with activists, and explored how we as a community could further our commitment to being open and inclusive to all people. On Sunday, February 20, we welcome Taylor Hall, a community activist and artist who shared in those services.
Choosing Light When the World Feels Heavy
The Garden Moves to Its New Home
Explore how everyday choices shape your inner flame and life force. Richard Brendan reflects on spiritual wisdom, emotional vitality, and conscious decision-making—featuring insights from Debbie Ford and Bradford Keeney, Ph.D.
On the Bridge Between
Dave Blonader explores how attachment theory and spiritual healing help faith communities offer safety, belonging, and hope after trauma.
Celebrating the Love of Our Animal Friends and Family
Exploring the quiet loneliness of midlife - why connection feels harder despite being surrounded by people, and how therapy and authentic presence can help us reclaim meaningful relationships. A psychotherapist's personal journey from isolation to emotional safety.
How would you finish the sentence?
Explore how psychedelics are reshaping spiritual practice and religious thought—bridging ancient traditions with modern insights into healing, consciousness, and faith.
A soulful reflection on how embracing death’s inevitability can illuminate the art of truly living—cultivating presence, purpose, and connection in each fleeting moment.
