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As we continue to shape this space together, I’d like to invite your input on something meaningful.

During our recent gathering, we created time for one voice to be heard—a personal story shared and received with care.

I’m reflecting on how we might thoughtfully name that part of our time together in a way that honors its purpose: being seen, heard, and held with dignity.

If you’d like, you’re welcome to share your preference below.

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We’ll be continuing our reading together with Liturgy of the Ordinary by Tish Harrison Warren.

You’re welcome to begin at your own pace—we’ll share a simple rhythm and first prompt soon.

More details were shared in our book club email if you’d like to take a look.😍

As we close this week, I want to take a quiet moment to acknowledge the hearts and voices that made this space feel warm and alive. Thank you to everyone who shared a reflection, offered a thought, or simply held space in stillness. 

This week, I’m grateful for: 

• the insights shared in our discussions, 

• the gentle presence of those listening quietly, 

• And the unity we continue to cultivate together. 

If you’re joining us silently, we feel your presence. If you shared this week, we honor your courage and voice. 

Allowing for times of quiet reflection, gratitude, and thankfulness as we enter the 4th week of our book reading, "The Practice of the Presence of God," by Brother Lawrence. 😇🫠

Practicing the presence of God is like a good habit. A habit that you don't want to break! 🫠🥰

Reading brings us unknown friends.

As we close this week, I want to take a quiet moment to acknowledge the hearts and voices that made this space feel warm and alive. Thank you to everyone who shared a reflection, offered a thought, or simply held space in stillness. 

This week, I’m grateful for: 

• Our chosen book for our first reading, 

• To see more people purchasing their copy. 

• the gentle presence of those listening quietly, 

• and the unity we continue to cultivate together.