July 7, 2020
The Pattern Making Machine
Speaker: Vince Klassen My dad was attacked by a dog early in his life. He was a small kid and the dog was huge (or at least that’s how he…
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We know that not everyone fits traditional church. Hell, most of us don’t fit traditional church. But most of us also want spirituality in our lives. Friends Church can help you find your unique spiritual journey: a journey that will not only connect you to something More but will change your entire life (and hopefully your entire world) …for the better.
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Current Series
A Path To Joy
Recently, the Dalai Lama and Bishop Desmond Tutu got together for a historic meeting of 2 spiritual giants. What did they want to discuss? What legacy did they want to leave the world as their lives come to an end?
- A Path to Joy
The end of two long lives of contemplation and spiritual devotion and what they felt was important to leave to the world was their thoughts on living a joy filled life. Two different spiritual paths come to the same conclusion.
It might lead us each to ask the question:
- How much Joy do I have in my life?
Their path is not an easy. Its even paradoxical because pursuit of Joy for its own sake they say won't work. Joy is the outcome of a spiritual life well lived. Its the outcome of a way of relating to the world around us. The outcome of mental practice.
- Are we willing to do the work that leads to a joy filled life?
So we are going to take 4 weeks and following the guidance of these two spiritual giants and explore the cumulative wisdom of their long lives, and start on our own Path to Joy.
Series Runs June 7 - 28
Check Out Our Recent Talks
July 1, 2020
A Path to Joy
Speaker: Jeff Jarvis If you’ve ever helped someone who was in desperate need of some kind, chances are, you experienced the incredible feelings that can follow. The thrill of knowing…
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June 26, 2020
What do you see?
Speaker: Jeff Jarvis Lately, it seems, we've had to wrestle with a lot of difficult stuff. Stuff happening perhaps on the home front, at work, the weather, our political landscape,…
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