My heart is broken at the violence in our world. Even while protesting police brutality and injustice, we see more violence on the part of the protesters.  We are called to stand against the violence brought on by easy access to guns as we remember the Second Anniversary of the killings in Sandy Hook, CT.  We must call our judicial system into greater acts of justice in coming to grips with the deaths of unarmed African American men, women and children.  We must stand for the middle class in the midst of increasing legislation which favors the interests of the rich and corporations over the needs of human beings: children, youth, elderly and all persons in need.  We are called to champion the needs of all beings on this planet, whose very existence is threatened by what human beings are doing to our planet, which provides the means for the survival of all life.

While we await the rebirth of love in this world, let us make the work of our hands, feet, hearts and minds, the work of love.  We cannot wait for others to do the work -- it is ours to do in this season and always.  

"Been traveling for days .. been traveling for years. 

. . . home is where the heart is."  Come experience the creativity of the Divine in our Sacred Gathering this Sunday evening at 6 PM.