Sunday, December 31, 2017

The Burning Bowl

The New Year is symbolic of renewal and infinite possibilities. In honor of these ideas, we will perform our annual burning bowl ceremony this Sunday. The burning bowl is a form of mental housekeeping. This process invites us to identify and let go of the beliefs or labels that are no longer serving us. Join us as we say goodbye to 2017 and celebrate the possibilities that a new year brings.

Presented by: Reverend Steve Towles

With music by: Michael Robinson

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​The New Year is symbolic of renewal and infinite possibilities. In honor of these ideas, we will perform our annual burning bowl ceremony this Sunday. The burning bowl is a form of mental housekeeping. This process invites us to identify and let go of the beliefs or labels that are no longer serving us. By identifying the things that hold us back and taking steps to release them, we give ourselves permission to make room for new supportive thoughts and ideas. Join us as we say goodbye to 2017 and celebrate the possibilities that a new year brings.

Our guest speaker this Sunday is Reverend Steve Towles. Like the unfolding of a new year, the details of Steve’s lesson are a mystery. None the less, we can be certain that it will be filled with a powerful story and plenty of insights. 

Our musical guest is Michael Robinson. As usual, he will be sharing songs he has written for the occasion. Our music ensemble includes music director Gwen Gathercoal on piano, keyboard and vocals; Gary Buettner on guitar, Gary Edwards on bass, and Dagan Williamson on drums. ​
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What can you let go of this Sunday?