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We continue our monthly ritual series to raise up wise women. According to Celtic spirituality, women’s power was most manifest in Brigit of Ireland−goddess, saint, and threshold figure. She bridged the worlds between rich and poor, pagan and Christian, slave and free.
Notes from our February WATERtalk with Mormon feminist Joanna Brooks
Join us for a conversation with Carol J. Adams about “Witnessing Against Violence: 25 Years After The Sexual Politics of Meat,” March 9 at 1pm
Join us Monday, March 7, for Meditation/Contemplative Prayer with Mary E. Hunt: “Seeing What Is”
Join us at WATER or by phone for our February Meditation/Contemplative Prayer session led by Phoebe Knopf: “Welcome to Brigit’s Forge!”
by Mary E. Hunt | Religion Dispatches, 1 February 2016
Our February 10 WATERtalk will feature leading voice in Mormon feminism Joanna Brooks on “Mormon Feminism: The Forty Years We Celebrate, The Forty Years Ahead”
We continue our monthly ritual series to raise up wise women by reflecting on Sojourner Truth. She was a Spirit-led activist for abolition, women’s rights, and non-violence, and she continues to inspire us today. Share with a close-knit or newly formed group. Or enjoy on your own.
Notes from our January 13 WATERtalk with Grace Kao: “Introducing Asian American Ethics”
Please save the date and suggest speakers for this year’s meeting of the Feminist Liberation Theologians’ Network in San Antonio, Texas.
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