Robert K Greenleaf coined the phrase “servant
leadership” in an essay he first published in 1970.
At first glance, many may inquire how can one be
both a servant AND a leader. The former is
supposedly a selfLESS being, while the latter is a
selfish being. But Greenleaf argued that … read more.
In contemporary fiction, stories of an apocalypse
never mean an actual end to the world. Instead,
they are often the start of something new,
sometimes something dreadful, often something
with beautiful stories of relationship and ingenuity.
Let’s look at some well-known apocalypse stories
and find the lessons in them that can … read more.
Kimberly Davidson writes, “The courage of the seed is that once cracking, it cracks all the way.” In this interactive, multi-generational service we’ll explore our April theme of “Becoming” through that familiar spring image of the sprouting seed. What seeds do we seek to plant … read more.
