Led by Rev. Dr. Kharma Amos
Sometimes, our experiences of Pluralism can be annoying (not to put too fine a point on it). The differences between us are interesting and have so much potential to expand our hearts and minds; AND they require things of us like humility, patience, grace, and a willingness to compromise. Some days it’s easier to summon those gifts than others. Let’s reflect on some strategies for using love, respect, and the gifts of spiritual community to help us out when our differences become hot and bothersome.
Music by Will Bristol and Robin Jellis