by Cassie Montenegro
In a world where so many of us feel compelled to “do” rather than “be,” what does it mean to sow the seeds of being? Given all the demands of Zoom and modern life, to what extent can silence and rest factor into our own lives? And what would it mean to the ecology of our religious communities if they did? Join us Sunday, April 11, in an exploration of who we might become together if we allowed ourselves more time to “be.”
