Deep Dialogue Across Differences
Saturday, March 22 and Saturday, March 29
10:00 am – 12:00 pm
with Rev. Cat Cox, M.A.T., M.Div.
On Zoom from home, or for a limited number of people, with others at UUCM
Please RSVP below – Zoom link will be shared with participants closer to the event.
How do we repair connections across seemingly irreconcilable differences and unresolved hurt feelings? Do we have to simply accept the loss of relationships – actual or possible – cutting the world into smaller and smaller slices of the people we can relate to? Our faith as Unitarian Universalists calls us to another, far more hopeful and inclusive way. The path is available to anyone bringing curiosity and goodwill!
Join us Saturday, March 22 for an even deeper dive then in our previous introductory workshop into understanding the mindsets that drive differing beliefs and actions and the dialogue skills that enable us to bridge those differences. We really can connect in care and mutual respect, opening the way to solutions everyone can support.
Saturday, March 29: (open to current UUCM members) we will apply these dialogue practices concretely, addressing unhealed hurts still present in the life of the congregation!
Rev. Cat is a UU community minister. She has been offering her ministry of spiritual guidance, The Path of Joy: Awakening~Alignment~Action to individuals, couples, congregations and leaders nationwide for over 25 years. Offering guidance in the practices of deep listening, conflict resolution and collaborative decision-making is at the heart of her ministry.
Rev. Cat has been a featured speaker at many UUA District and General Assemblies as well at the Stebbins Institute. She is ’s a recipient of the Margaret Fuller Award of the UU Women’s Federation. Contact her through her website, www.thepathofjoy.org or at RevCat1213@gmail.com.