Category: Monthly Themes

Previous Service Themes adapted from Soul Matters

The Path of Vulnerability (March 2023)

 

It may be that when we no longer know what to do

we have come to our real work,

and that when we no longer know which way to go

we have come to our real journey.

The mind that is not baffled is not employed.

The impeded stream is … read more.

Path of Love (February 2023)

 

It began from the beginning,

for most of us.

Came in the form of family.

A bloodline that brought us into being, 

and at its best, allowed us to bloom. 

Then sent us on our way with courage, 

and a reminder tucked into the pocket 

of our heart 

which read, “You can always … read more.

Path of Wonder (Dec 2022)

This month’s Soul Matters theme welcomes us to The Path of Wonder

This seems to me the main problem … How can we contrive to be at once astonished at the world and yet at home in it? … How can this world give us … read more.

Path of Change (Nov 2022)

This month’s Soul Matters theme welcomes us to The Path of Change

 

I wonder, particularly in a time where everything seems urgent, what the role of pause and breath is, in this season, to help us gear up for whatever this transformational moment we find … read more.

Path of Courage (Oct 2022)

This month’s Soul Matters theme explores The Path of Courage

 

“Courage doesn’t always roar.” –– Mary Anne Radmacher

Courageous people change the world.  So many examples of that this month.  October’s celebration of LGBTQ+ history month reminds us of the many who bravely moved (and continue … read more.

Path of Belonging (Sept 2022)

This month’s Soul Matters theme explores The Path of Belonging

 

You hardly knew

how hungry you were

to be gathered in,

to receive the welcome

that invited you to enter

entirely…

You began to breathe again…

… read more.

Celebrating Blessings (June 2022)

This month’s Soul Matters theme explores Celebrating Blessings

 

A Soul Matters facilitator once shared, “I guess after plan A fails, I need to remember there’s still a whole alphabet out there.” 

Who of us doesn’t need a little help remembering that? Especially after enduring Covid for … read more.