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.
Together, Let's See What's Next
Welcome, IYG, our next Big Give Recipient!
Freedom and Responsibility
Messages from the Mountaintop
The Greenhouse Challenge Continues
Richard Rohr on Jesus, Justice, and the Crisis of Shallow Spirituality
A son's reflection on the complicated legacy of fatherhood, shaped by the glow of a welding torch and the blare of Sunday sermons. Matthew Vire explores how the imperfect love and unexpected lessons from a father leave an indelible mark, leading to a deeper understanding of those who shaped us.
Father's Day at The Garden
Life’s storms—both external and internal—test our resilience, but they also offer an opportunity for transformation. Inspired by the Japanese art of Kintsugi, this reflection explores how brokenness can lead to renewal, strength, and deeper purpose. Discover strategies for navigating challenges with mindfulness, self-care, and faith, and trust that in every fracture, light finds its way in.
Messages from the Mountaintop
