Mystic Heart teachers are breathing new life into Week Five of the program. Meditation sessions with Kim Hehr will take place from 7:15 to 8
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Don’t be alarmed by the sounds of Christmas carols coming from the Amphitheater on Sunday evening. Yes, it is still July. But that won’t stop
Jared Jacobsen knew something was up. “I would walk in the room and people would change the subject,” Jacobsen said. “I’ve seen the signs before.”
Naomi was struggling with God. “Why had this mother lost her husband and two sons? It was the end of her family as she knew
The story of Jacob is one of the favorites of the Rev. Isaac J. Canales, Week Four’s chaplain-in-residence. In the text for the 9:15 a.m.
“In times of need, it is good to know that God is waiting at the end of the road,” said the Rev. Isaac J. Canales
“Immigrants have been a reality in California for thousands of years, long before it became a divisive political issue,” said the Rev. Isaac J. Canales
“In a crisis of fear, when we face a crossroad, we have to make up our minds to continue in faith, hope and trust in
“Eight simple words say it all,” said the Rev. Isaac J. CanalesJuly 16, 2017: This article has been updated to reflect the correct spelling of
Editor’s Note: Daily staff writer David Geary has spent the week on assignment for the Department of Religion, providing dispatches from the field as the
It is easy to say that Chautauqua would not be Chautauqua without the grand lake and charming gardens. This weekend, the Sacred Song Service will
“Sometimes things look dismal, and with all our divisions and misunderstandings, we seem to lose hope,” said the Rev. Teresa L. Fry Brown at the
John Pulleyn thinks Zen meditation is like sitting and staring into a fire. Pulleyn, the head of Rochester Zen Center’s meditation hall, plans to teach
Editor’s Note: Daily staff writer David Geary is on assignment for the Department of Religion this week, providing dispatches from the field as the Chautauqua
“Spiritually, if we want to change our reservation in eternity, we have to modify our behavior to get in line with God’s plan,” said the
Editor’s Note: Daily staff writer David Geary is on assignment for the Department of Religion this week, providing dispatches from the field as the Chautauqua