Lee Ann Franklin

Lee Ann Franklin

Talk TitleNavigating Transitions: Orienting Toward What Is Needed NowTalk DescriptionTransitions, whether chosen or unexpected, often leave us standing on unfamiliar ground, unsure which way to turn. In this talk, Lee Ann Franklin explores the Terrain of Transition:...
Rev. Dr. Jane Simmons

Rev. Dr. Jane Simmons

Rev. Dr. Jane Simmons holds a doctoral degree in Theology from Holos University Graduate Seminary and is an ordained Unity minister. Before retiring from pulpit ministry in 2020, Jane ministered in four Unity churches and served as the International Teen Ministry...
Eyyup Essen

Eyyup Essen

Eyyup Esen, PhD, graduated from the University of Kansas in higher education in December2015. Born and raised in Turkey, he earned his BA in Foreign Languages Teaching from theBlack Sea Technical University, MA in educational studies from the University of Cincinnati,...
Rabbi David Zaslow

Rabbi David Zaslow

What’s In A Name? How We Name G-d   How is it even possible to give a name to an infinite G-d? After all, all names describe things that are finite, so naming the Divine presents us with a challenge. The solution in trinitarian Christian denominations is to describe...
Stephanie Nuria Sabato

Stephanie Nuria Sabato

Mysticism in Everyday Life.   In the words of Hazrat Inayat Khan: There is one God and one Truth, one religion and one mysticism, call it Sufism, Christianity, Hinduism, or Buddhism. As God cannot be divided, so mysticism cannot be divided. It is an error for a person...
Ms, Theresa Hubbard, LMFT

Ms, Theresa Hubbard, LMFT

A Gentle Nudge    The beginning of a new year often invites reflection—yet some of what asks for our attention arrives quietly, as a gentle nudge rather than a clear resolution. In this talk and guided meditation, we’ll explore the subtle inner knowings we sense but...