“Perhaps the secret of living well is not in having all the answers, but in pursuing unanswerable questions in good company.” ~Rachel Naomi Remen Women Living the Questions welcomes any woman who wishes to pursue difficult questions about what really matters in life in a safe and supportive environment. Books, videos, and the occasional guest speaker […]
Typically Each Thursday 11:45 am- 1 pm On pause for the moment while a new group leader is established. Once we begin again, please join us for “sacred reading” and discussion of Richard Rohr's daily meditations. Or join for only the 30- minute group silent meditation if desired from 12:25-12:55. Register HERE to receive updated […]
“Perhaps the secret of living well is not in having all the answers, but in pursuing unanswerable questions in good company.” ~Rachel Naomi Remen Women Living the Questions welcomes any woman who wishes to pursue difficult questions about what really matters in life in a safe and supportive environment. Books, videos, and the occasional guest speaker […]
Typically Each Thursday 11:45 am- 1 pm On pause for the moment while a new group leader is established. Once we begin again, please join us for “sacred reading” and discussion of Richard Rohr's daily meditations. Or join for only the 30- minute group silent meditation if desired from 12:25-12:55. Register HERE to receive updated […]
“Perhaps the secret of living well is not in having all the answers, but in pursuing unanswerable questions in good company.” ~Rachel Naomi Remen Women Living the Questions welcomes any woman who wishes to pursue difficult questions about what really matters in life in a safe and supportive environment. Books, videos, and the occasional guest speaker […]
Typically Each Thursday 11:45 am- 1 pm On pause for the moment while a new group leader is established. Once we begin again, please join us for “sacred reading” and discussion of Richard Rohr's daily meditations. Or join for only the 30- minute group silent meditation if desired from 12:25-12:55. Register HERE to receive updated […]
“Perhaps the secret of living well is not in having all the answers, but in pursuing unanswerable questions in good company.” ~Rachel Naomi Remen Women Living the Questions welcomes any woman who wishes to pursue difficult questions about what really matters in life in a safe and supportive environment. Books, videos, and the occasional guest speaker […]
Typically Each Thursday 11:45 am- 1 pm On pause for the moment while a new group leader is established. Once we begin again, please join us for “sacred reading” and discussion of Richard Rohr's daily meditations. Or join for only the 30- minute group silent meditation if desired from 12:25-12:55. Register HERE to receive updated […]
“Perhaps the secret of living well is not in having all the answers, but in pursuing unanswerable questions in good company.” ~Rachel Naomi Remen Women Living the Questions welcomes any woman who wishes to pursue difficult questions about what really matters in life in a safe and supportive environment. Books, videos, and the occasional guest speaker […]
Typically Each Thursday 11:45 am- 1 pm On pause for the moment while a new group leader is established. Once we begin again, please join us for “sacred reading” and discussion of Richard Rohr's daily meditations. Or join for only the 30- minute group silent meditation if desired from 12:25-12:55. Register HERE to receive updated […]
“Perhaps the secret of living well is not in having all the answers, but in pursuing unanswerable questions in good company.” ~Rachel Naomi Remen Women Living the Questions welcomes any woman who wishes to pursue difficult questions about what really matters in life in a safe and supportive environment. Books, videos, and the occasional guest speaker […]
An American Conscience: The Reinhold Niebuhr Story Sunday, November 13 3-5 pm Hybrid Event: Room 101, First Community North and on Zoom Reinhold Niebuhr is probably best known as the author of The Serenity Prayer, but during his time in the middle of the 20th century, his impact was much greater, as this documentary demonstrates. […]