2/1 Clara Alexander
​The Power of Words 
Description:  We think in words and images.  We experience through our feelings.  We create through our choices and decisions.  When we feel that we are living in uncertain times, perhaps those are just words we tell ourselves. 

2/8 Rev. Sandra Gail Pierson
Willingness as a SuperPower
"Above all else I want to see things differently."~A Course In Miracles
Our perceptions precede thinking. When the world is in massive flux we may see fires everywhere.
If we focus on the inferno nothing changes. Willingness helps us to activate the dynamic inner resources we each have within the treasure trove of our being.  Are we willing to see things differently?

2/15  Rev. Christine Green
Walking by Faith
Faith is the deep inner knowing that the next step we take will reveal something greater in our world. Every step we take leads us to possibilities and freedom.
Workshop - Revealing Faith
Most people think faith is something you either have or don’t have.  But the truth is, Faith can be developed through our daily spiritual practice, through mindfulness, through awareness. Join Rev Christine as she share principles and practices to live a faith-based life.

2/22 Rev. Annette Mattson
​Kindling the Fire of Love
Passionate love for Spirit, for Justice, and for all of our neighbors as a cleansing fire.

Rev. Annette Mattson
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This place and time we live in can feel overwhelming. Human conflict and selfishness can leave us shaking our heads, with grieving hearts and depleted joy. Where do we find the Divine as we navigate our human experience? Where do we find wisdom end healing? 

Bio: Reverend Annette Mattson is a licensed and ordained Interfaith Minister, and serves as Ordained Support Staff at Gresham United Methodist Church. After retirement from corporate life, Rev Annette pursued her life-long spiritual calling, and was ordained in 2021. Having been raised in a fundamentalist evangelical church which did not recognize the value of women, Rev. Annette found herself without a church home for many years. As a young mother she found the United Methodist tradition, and was drawn to the inclusivity of its teachings and the strong role of women in leadership. Rev Annette considers herself an Omnist, thanks to her own spiritual experiences,  and the experiences and stories of her many teachers.