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Adventure in Faith
Five-Week Sunday Series
October 1 – 29
Connect with our community, focus on the positive, and have meaningful dialogue in a supportive environment.
Small groups are led by licensed practitioners and are limited to ten people per group.
The demands of life can seem never-ending. Where can we turn to find the empowerment, resources, and guidance we need? Throughout the ages, enlightened masters have encouraged humanity to awaken to the Kingdom of Ever-Expanding Good. Learn how to open to the bounty and miracles that are always available.
Music: Featuring guest artist Camilo Ayadi, Barry Ebert, and the Mile Hi Band
Five-Week Sunday Series
Adventure in Faith
with Josh Reeves
Music: Featuring guest artist, Jesse Powers, and the Mile Hi Band
Sun., Oct. 1
Five-Week Sunday Series
Adventure in Faith
In the Garden
Ernest Holmes said of the garden of our souls, “It may be necessary to cultivate your garden, to uproot the weeds and straighten out the rows, planting new seeds—new ideas, broader visions and deeper realizations of life.” The garden of your soul needs tending so the best fruits of your life can blossom. In tending, you may find much to prune. But you may be surprised to recall seeds of intention planted in the past of what has grown.
Ernest Holmes said of the garden of our souls, “It may be necessary to cultivate your garden, to uproot the weeds and straighten out the rows, planting new seeds—new ideas, broader visions and deeper realizations of life.” The garden of your soul needs tending so the best fruits of your life can blossom. In tending, you may find much to prune. But you may be surprised to recall seeds of intention planted in the past of what has grown.
with Josh Reeves
Music: Featuring Thom Lich and the Mile Hi Band
Sun., Oct. 8
Five-Week Sunday Series
Adventure in Faith
Your Tree of Life
The tree of your life has many branches. Some are overflowing, some need trimming, and others are barren. As you nurture the ground around the tree of your life giving what it needs to grow, and as you clarify in your mind where you are called to branch out, your tree of life is strong and rooted in sincere faith.
The tree of your life has many branches. Some are overflowing, some need trimming, and others are barren. As you nurture the ground around the tree of your life giving what it needs to grow, and as you clarify in your mind where you are called to branch out, your tree of life is strong and rooted in sincere faith.
with Michelle Medrano
Music: Featuring the Youth Choir, Denise Rosier, and the Mile Hi Band
Sun., Oct. 15
Five-Week Sunday Series
Adventure in Faith
The Mustard Seed
Jesus used the mustard seed as a symbol of faith. The Buddha used it as a symbol of acceptance. One of the greatest things about exploring other faiths isn’t only in how they see things as the same, but the same things from different perspectives. You can practice the faith of Christ, the discernment of the Buddha, the wisdom of your ancestors, and the wonder of your children. Your faith isn’t a combination of many—it is one faith uplifted by the wisdom of many.
Jesus used the mustard seed as a symbol of faith. The Buddha used it as a symbol of acceptance. One of the greatest things about exploring other faiths isn’t only in how they see things as the same, but the same things from different perspectives. You can practice the faith of Christ, the discernment of the Buddha, the wisdom of your ancestors, and the wonder of your children. Your faith isn’t a combination of many—it is one faith uplifted by the wisdom of many.
with Josh Reeves
Music: Featuring the Mile Hi Choir, Thom Lich, and the Mile Hi Band
Sun., Oct. 22
Five-Week Sunday Series
Adventure in Faith
Joy, No Matter What
Joseph Campbell encouraged us to participate joyfully in the sorrows of the world. Living a Spirit-centered life when we hear of other’s suffering, we are called to practice compassion. When suffering is inflicted upon us, we are called to practice forgiveness. When the mental world of humankind seems flipped up-side-down and shaken sideways that we might seem not to recognize our own reflection, we are called not to go down in the muck with the sensationalists, pundits, and cynics, but to rise to the level of those who are most spiritually awake with a refusal to live from anything but joy. Music: Featuring ? and the Mile Hi Band
Joseph Campbell encouraged us to participate joyfully in the sorrows of the world. Living a Spirit-centered life when we hear of other’s suffering, we are called to practice compassion. When suffering is inflicted upon us, we are called to practice forgiveness. When the mental world of humankind seems flipped up-side-down and shaken sideways that we might seem not to recognize our own reflection, we are called not to go down in the muck with the sensationalists, pundits, and cynics, but to rise to the level of those who are most spiritually awake with a refusal to live from anything but joy. Music: Featuring ? and the Mile Hi Band
with Josh Reeves
Music: Featuring the Mile Hi Band
Sun., Oct. 29
Spiritual living is about finding our roots and transcending perceived obstacles. As you root yourself in the Sacred, clear the brush of your mind, and lay hurts on the table having faith that they can heal, you begin to grow wings. Wings that carry you over of what you might have thought was all there is, to greater and greater realities and ways of being.