Bring a friend to RE this week!  We love visitors!   Come back with me into a story we all share, a story whose rhythm beats in us still. The story belongs to each of us and to all of us, like the beat of [a] drum, like the heartbeat of our living universe. — … Continue reading Family Resources for November 25

  Cut down the forest of desire, not the forest of trees. — The Buddha, Dhammapada 283   This work is guided by the philosophy of “deep ecology”, a term coined by Naess in 1972. In an interview posted on the Context Institute website, Michael Zimmerman explains “deep ecology”: Deep ecology portrays itself as “deep” because … Continue reading Family Resources for November 18

  It’s the little things citizens do. That’s what will make the difference. My little thing is planting trees. — Wangari Maathai, Nobel Prize winner and founder of the Green Belt Movement in Kenya   Story: we will hear the story, Trees for Kenya   The details about Sunday morning: Babies – 4 year olds … Continue reading Family Resources for November 11

    I think that I shall never see A billboard lovely as a tree. Perhaps, unless the billboards fall, I’ll never see a tree at all. — Ogden Nash, American poet, “Song of the Open Road” (1933)   Story: we will watch a short video about the hummingbird.   The details about Sunday morning: … Continue reading Family resources for Sunday November 4

As the Director of Religious Exploration at Beacon, I am always striving to provide opportunities and programming: that help you feel interconnected with other families, that are innovative in the approach so I can meet you where you are, that are impactful for all participants. but I need your help! Are you able and willing … Continue reading Building a New Way: interconnected, innovative, and impactful