I Once Believed: Re-Framing a Traditional Christian Past Part 4Autor: SSUC - Spiritual Seekers United in Community

Even though the Christian church turned a common cultural practice of ritual washing into an exercise in “sin management”, there are still remnants of something else, something simpler. There is still a hint of the first century teacher and his followers who had something completely different to say about this experience. This is from the community…

I Once Believed: Re-Framing a Traditional Christian Past Part 2Many of us who, either long ago or more recently, have found our way to SSUC have come from very different spiritual experiences. Some have come from other traditions entirely, some from a more evangelical upbringing, many from what you might call a liberal Untied Church tradition or si…

I Once Believed: Re-Framing a Traditional Christian Past Part 1Beliefs and understandings are always evolving in a healthy spirituality. We all change and grow, finding that things we once believed have needed to be put aside, rejected, or allowed to evolve into something new. There is no one right place to be on that journey: from those beginning …

Part Three: The Grief of Change"Some things cannot be fixed, they can only be carried."Autor: SSUC - Spiritual Seekers United in Community

The Paradox of ChangeMere change is not growth.Growth is the synthesis of change and continuityand where there is no continuity there is no growth.- C.S. LewisThis audio taken from a live gathering. Join us every week at ssucemonton.com/live at 10 AM (MT) for our weekly spiritual reflection.Follow us at facebook.com/ssucedmontoninstagram.com/ssuc_y…