Welcome to spirituallywired

We are an emerging group of families and younger adults wanting to connect with others in a non-church kind of way. We think that spirituality is kind of cool. It helps with our everyday living. It grounds us in values and gives perspective on our place in the world. We don't mind questions. Questions get to the meaning of life. We like the stuff that comes out of the Christian tradition and aren't so keen on towing the line to some words we don't understand. We like to be inclusive, we think we can learn from other faith traditions and believe that what we do is more important than what we say we believe. Let's walk the walk! So, does this interest you? Want to be a part of things?

This fall, we are going to get together in homes and in parks and in other places - to sing, discuss, play and pray. Imagine growing together and learning about the sacred with our children or with our grandparents. Imagine meeting new friends. Check the blog for more details.

That's all!! .... for now!

Saturday, February 14, 2009

"Spirituality and Love" Feb 22nd at 5 PM

Announcing another “Spirituallywired” event,
on Sunday, February 22nd at Five Corners Bistro!

Theme: “Spirituality and Love”

Guest Local Musicians: McKye Hildebrand and Michael Cumblidge
Music that “soothes and stimulates the soul” of love!

“Spirituality and Love”
· Come and join others as we listen to music and enjoy eating and drinking together.
· Reflect on the meanings of love: eros, philio, and agape
· Explore how the spirit brings “love” together in new and powerful ways.

Anyone welcome!
Bring your youth, children, and friends!

Reservations at the Bistro are encouraged: 604-538-5455 (seating limited to 45)
(We’ve arranged with the Bistro, a lower cost, “Pasta Night” including a children’s menu.)

spirituallywired.ca
Brought to you by First United Church, White Rock, an open and progressive congregation of the United Church of Canada: welcoming and inclusive, involved in the community in service and action, and takes the bible seriously but not literally. And with Rev. Joan McMurtry, mentor and guide to a practical spiritual life of integrity and action.

A new and emerging ministry with “younger” families, adults and youth and children —in our homes , parks, coffee shops, and wherever we are found.
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