Sunday Talk: On the Mend

Posted on March 4, 2021March 4, 2021

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Hi all. Dr. Pat here. My talk for Sunday, March 7, is “On the Mend.” Part of the human experience involves sometimes experiencing injuries: physical, mental, emotional, spiritual. It is what we do as a result of those injuries that helps determine the course of our life. Join me for a thoughtful conversation about the value our wounds can provide as we “grow” through life. Our pre-service meditation with practitioner Rev. Monika Krammer will begin at 10:00 am MST, and the Sunday Celebration starts at 10:30 am. FOLKS, PLEASE STAY HOME and enjoy the service from the comfort of your […]

Sunday Talk: What Are You Looking With?

Posted on January 20, 2021January 20, 2021

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Hi all. Dr. Pat here. My talk for Sunday, January 24, is “What Are You Looking With?” Now that we into a new year, many of us are “hoping” for a different experience. However, if we are looking at life with the same lenses as we did, very little can change. Join me for a conversation on up-leveling what we are looking “with.” Our pre-service meditation with practitioner Lance Rath will begin at 10:00 am MST, and the Sunday Celebration starts at 10:30 am. FOLKS, PLEASE STAY HOME and enjoy the service from the comfort of your home. It’s really […]

Sunday Talk: Curiousity Killed the _?

Posted on January 13, 2021January 13, 2021

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Hi all, Dr. Pat here. My talk for Sunday, January 17, is “Curiosity Killed the ___?” We all think we know the answer to this age-old phrase. But I heard something recently that gave me a whole new insight into the practice of curiosity. Join me for a lively discussion as we discover even more reasons to be curious about life. Our pre-service meditation with practitioner Sabrina Mauro will begin at 10:00 am MST, and the Sunday Celebration starts at 10:30 am FOLKS, PLEASE STAY HOME and enjoy the service from the comfort of your home. It’s really easy: tune […]

Sunday Talk: Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep

Posted on January 7, 2021January 7, 2021

Posted in Sunday Talk and tagged 2021, affirmations, lay me down to sleep, peace, sleep.

Hi all, Dr. Pat here. My talk title for Sunday, January 10, is “Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep.” I have found a wonderful list of “peace” affirmations written for kids, that are every bit as relevant and helpful for adults — especially these days. Join me as we delve into these affirmations with the open-heart of a child. Our pre-service meditation with practitioner Sabrina Mauro will begin at 10:00 am MST, and the Sunday Celebration starts at 10:30 am FOLKS, PLEASE STAY HOME and enjoy the service from the comfort of your home. It’s really easy: tune in […]

Sunday Talk: Stepping Into 2021

Posted on December 30, 2020December 30, 2020

Posted in Sunday Talk and tagged 2021, stepping, sunday talk.

Hi all, Dr. Pat here. My talk title for Sunday, January 3, is, “Stepping Into 2021.” Note that doesn’t say, “rushing madly into 2021,” although that may be our reaction. Let us step mindfully and intentionally into this new year, bringing with us the things that we learned this past year to help pave the way. Our pre-service meditation with Amy Bishop will begin at 10:00 am MST, and the Sunday Celebration starts at 10:30 am. FOLKS, PLEASE STAY HOME and enjoy the service from the comfort of your home. It’s really easy: tune in to Facebook or our website […]

Sunday Talk: Taize Musical Meditation

Posted on December 22, 2020December 23, 2020

Posted in Sunday Talk and tagged musical meditation, sunday talk, Taize.

Hi all. Dr. Pat here. We are going to do something kind of different on Sunday, December 27. Because it is that peaceful time between Christmas and New Year’s, our own Amy Bishop (along with practitioner Lucille Worone and I) will be doing a beautiful “Taize'” musical meditation with readings. If you have experienced a Taize’ service, you know how very special it is. If you haven’t experienced one, you will be transformed by its beauty, simplicity, and deep peace. Lucille Worone will begin the morning at 10:00 am (MST) with a meditation, then the Sunday Celebration will start at […]

Sunday Talk: The Metaphysical Twelve Days of Christmas

Posted on December 9, 2020December 9, 2020

Posted in Sunday Talk and tagged christmas, metaphysical, sunday talk, twelve days.

Hi all. Dr. Pat here. My talk for Sunday is “The Metaphysical Twelve Days of Christmas.” No matter your feelings about the well-known (never-ending) Christmas song, you are sure to enjoy this fun, interactive, metaphysical version of it. I promise you’ll learn something and be both inspired and entertained! Our morning meditation, led by Rev. Lesley McNamara, begins at 10:00 am (MST), then our always incredible music, with Amy Bishop, Oliver Miguel and the CCSL band, will start right at 10:30.

Sunday Talk: A Charlie Brown Christmas Tree

Posted on December 3, 2020December 3, 2020

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Hi all. Dr. Pat here. My talk for Sunday, December 6, is “A Charlie Brown Christmas Tree.” We all know the story from the famous Peanuts cartoon. It’s sweet and heart-felt. Join me this Sunday as we find ways of bringing the same kind of Christmas joy to this “Charlie Brown’s Christmas Tree” kind of year.

Sunday Talk:Your Spiritual Resilience to Loneliness

Posted on November 26, 2020November 26, 2020

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The talk for Sunday, November 29, is “Your Spiritual Resilience to Loneliness,” with author and speaker Patricia Morgan. Mother Teresa said, “If we have no peace, it is because we have forgotten that we belong to each other.” Join us for an exploration of the feeling of loneliness and how to use your own resilience to handle it. Using humour and insight, Patricia will teach you how to activate connection in these challenges times.

Sunday Talk: Look Up

Posted on November 19, 2020November 19, 2020

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Hi all. Dr. Pat here. My talk for Sunday, November 22, is “Look Up!” Ever since we were little kids, we were told to “look where you’re going,” and “look both ways.” Solid advice, for sure. On Sunday, we’re going to talk about the spiritual practice of “looking up,” literally. Raising our eyes from where we are, to where we could be. I promise it will be an “uplifting” conversation!