3rd Principle (Acceptance & Spiritual Growth)

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  • refrigerator magnets on a flat surface jumble together to spell "welcome"
    Welcome Home
    From WorshipWeb
    Welcome, you questioners, seekers of Truth with a capital T, pilgrims longing for sanctuary, travelers needing harbor from the storm. Welcome, those who...
  • Two wooden knitting needles plunged into a ball of thick purple yarn
    Tangled
    From WorshipWeb
    Knit six purl six sets of two rows four rows six rows up to twelve, patterns, repeating, steady, soothingly same. This is not what life is like. Life is...
  • A Faith for the Free
    From WorshipWeb
    "A faith that is not the sister of justice is bound to bring people to grief.
  • Against a backdrop of blue sky and ocean, a line of birds flies past a padlock attached to a fence.
    Joyfully Surprised
    From Braver/Wiser
    I needed to let my secret out in order to continue living, and to do so authentically.
  • Two open hands, palms up, pin the stem of a small yellow flower.
    All of Us Love Poorly Sometimes
    From WorshipWeb
    The work of forgiveness is so challenging—the actual work of it. The naming, grieving, empathizing, releasing. It’s like a death. A death of what we...
  • A heterosexual couple dances in a embrace while seated spectators look on.
    Know When to Tango
    From Braver/Wiser
    This person or group that I am struggling with: am I wrestling with a different character or style… or is something else happening here?
  • A circle of people, from above, with hands extended into the center of a circle.
    Connection as Resistance
    From WorshipWeb
    In her 1975 theological treatise Suffering, German liberation theologian Dorothee Söelle* examines the ways that suffering can knit humans beings closer...
  • Us. Here.
    From WorshipWeb
    This litany is intended to be read antiphonally (the congregation, split left and right, reading it to one another). Here I am, my sibling. Here I am....
  • A Stream of Living History
    From WorshipWeb
    This ritual entails having an empty vase on the altar, and cut flowers....
  • An array, fan-like, of leaves ranging from green to gold to rust to red.
    The Seasons of Life
    From WorshipWeb
    We are grateful to mark time with seasons, to celebrate birthdays and anniversaries, or to gather as family to remember our loved ones. In all these...