As we step into Black History Month, we do so under the theme Radiant Joy: A Sacred Celebration – a joy that is rooted, resilient, and spiritually grounded. This month, we honor Black history and culture, not by denying the challenges of the past, but by celebrating a Joy that has aways existed alongside them.  Our first message draws from the familiar parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37), a story that invites us to examine not just our actions, but our consciousness. Jesus’ response to the question, “Who is my neighbor?” becomes a mirror for our own lives.
 
Together, we will explore four reflective questions:

• Who do I see as my neighbor?

• When do I cross the road?

• What stories do I tell myself to justify non-involvement?

• When does compassion awaken – and when does it stay asleep?

Join us as we begin Black History Month grounded in compassion, consciousness, and radiant Joy.