Being and Belonging

Rev. Karen Frost Two generations of black women, a mother and a daughter, talk about the experience of being black in the United States, touching on interracial marriage, dreadlocks, Emmett Till, and more. It promises to be a rich and important conversation.  Rev. Karen Frost is a minister with Centers for Spiritual Living. Her mother is Chair of the Education Department at Hebrew Theological College.  Here  is the Facebook event link. Here  is a seven-minute promo to give you a taste of where the conversation will go on Sunday , September  13, starting at 5 pm PDT.   

  Being and Belonging Meets Sunday, September Thirteenth       1:30 to 3 pm Many of us have been reading up on, discussing, Googling to learn more about racism, white supremacy, how to be an anti-racist. At some point, the book study ends, you've watched a video, you've listened to a podcast.  For those of us who now realize we have white privilege, now what? At the Center for Spiritual Living Santa Rosa, the  Being and Belonging Group, How Diversity Becomes Inclusivity , meets every month on the second Sunday afternoon. On September 13, we'll begin to explore the ways that white supremacy culture shows up, for example, perfectionism, individualism, and either/or thinking. At least as important, we'll touch on antidotes to those cultural strategies and the principles and values of Science of Mind that support those antidotes. Click  HERE  to read the article before Sunday's gathering which begins in Zoom at 1:30 pm. You'll find the link to the Being & Belong