Anastassia Zinke and Guests

All Souls Unitarian Church

Sermons Rev. Anastassia Zinke and guest speakers.

  1. 03/01/2020

    Spiritually Disciplined Compassion

    Karen Armstrong, in her studies of the major world religions, identified compassion as the plumb line that helps keep a religion oriented towards its core purpose. There is much in the world today that makes our heart ache; come hear Rev. Anastassia share how compassion helps break our hearts open instead of becoming brokenhearted.

  2. 02/23/2020

    Blessing

    Guest speaker Leah Gunning Francis.

  3. 02/16/2020

    Spiritually Disciplined Humility

    Unitarian Universalists have often prided themselves on their education and achievements. Our collective contributions have been significant and meaningful. Nonetheless, we continually discover that we have more to learn. This first Sunday in our Spiritually Disciplined series, we will consider the gifts that humility has to offer us as a spiritual practice and as a mode for engaging the world. Rev. Anastassia preaching.

  4. 02/10/2020

    Wholehearted Parenting

    The best way to teach our children is to be and to show: how we behave and how we engage with the world are much better predictors of how our children will do that all the books we've read about parenting could teach us. Rev. Anastassia preaching.

  5. 02/02/2020

    Mind the Gap

    Cultivating change and closing the disengagement divide": Brene Brown holds that we disengage for two reasons: to protect ourselves and because we feel that the people who are supposed to be leading us are not living up to the social contract. Where do we see this problem in our families, communities, and businesses? Rev. Anastassia preaching.

  6. 01/27/2020

    Vulnerability, Brene Brown

    Disruptive Engagement: Daring to rehumanize education and work": Brene Brown analyzes the way shame permeates our culture in schools and organizations. She says people in leadership roles bully, critize and set up rewards systems that belittle, shame and humiliates students, employees - and well simply put PEOPLE. Come hear our youth name the characteristic of this shame-based culture, where they have witnessed it, and their recommended practices.

  7. 01/19/2020

    Vulnerability: The Art of Daring Greatly

    Understanding And Combating Shame: In Brené Brown's book Daring Greatly, she states that shame draws its power from being unspeakable. Building awareness about shame and sharing our stories are thus two of the ways that we can work to diminish its power over us and our lives. Rev. Seth Carrier-Ladd, a Certified Daring Way Facilitator, joins us as we explore cultivating empathy and self-compassion as we work to build our shame resiliency.

  8. 01/14/2020

    Vulnerability, Brene Brown

    Vulnerability Armor: Even though we have many misconceptions about vulnerability - that it is weakness or oversharing, for instance - many of us are experts in avoiding it. Author Brene Brown talks about how we try to avoid and protect ourselves from vulnerability. So come join, Rev. Anastassia as we explore together what vulnerability is and isn't, and to recognize when we are trying to avoid it.

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