This coming week, February 1, marks the celebration of the pagan festival of Imbolc, the coming of the spring. We’ll explore why celebrating it can be seen as an act of integrity, defiance, the resilency of nature, and our own resilency.
Most of us are familiar with the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King’s strong stance on racial equality. But over the course of his life, Dr. King became increasingly aware and vocal about how the most stubborn obstacles in this country were more economic than racial. Join us as we explore the lasting implications of King’s analysis of class in our country.
What does personal integrity look like in this complex world of competing values? When push comes to shove, what are your personal North Stars? How do we strike a balance between self-acceptance and striving to be better?
We begin the theme of Integrity this week exploring “What does it mean to be a community of integrity?’ In these times of so much brokenness, how can we better live out the high ideals of our covenantal faith?
