As we continue our series “Get to Give,” this week’s #WednesdayWisdom comes from Epictetus on wealth.
Continuing this month’s “Get to Give” series, Reverend Karen Russo—speaker, teacher, coach and author of the The Money Keys—joined us with her Sunday message, “What’s The Money For?”
As we continue our series “Get to Give,” this week’s #WednesdayWisdom comes from Lao Tzu on kindness in words, thinking and giving.
On Sunday, Rev. Lola Wright kicked off our October series “Get to Give” with her message “Assume Love. Give Generously.”
Message NotesThis month, we kick off our series titled “Get to Give.” It was inspired by a brilliant workshop I attended a few months ago at the invitation of a friend and community member, Mikki Williams.
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This week’s #WednesdayWisdom comes from Winston Churchill on getting versus giving, as we move to our next monthly theme “Get to Give.”
Concluding our September series “Being the beLOVED Community,” Jim Dethmer—co-founder of the Conscious Leadership Group—once again joined us as a Sunday guest speaker with his message, “Being the beLOVEd Community at Home.”
This week’s #WednesdayWisdom comes from Rabbi Lizzi Heydemann, a quote from her most recent Sunday message.
Continuing our September series “Being the beLOVED Community,” Rabbi Lizzi Heydemann—founder of Mishkan Chicago—once again joined us as a Sunday guest speaker with her message, “Three Postures to Change Your Life.”