A Gathering of Hope and Community
On September 25th this year, our community will come together for a special event focused on building connections. This annual gathering has become a beloved tradition centered around the themes of hope, empathy, and supporting one another.
Celebrating Our Shared Humanity
Too often in today’s world we are divided into groups and categories, when deep down we all share fundamental similarities. This event will provide the space to honor our shared human essence – our basic goodness, struggles, and spirit.
Fostering Deeper Understanding
There will be thoughtful discussions aimed at increasing understanding between diverse groups and viewpoints. Participants are encouraged to listen and share openly in a respectful manner that brings us closer together.
Community Support and Resilience
Challenging times can leave people feeling isolated. This gathering will facilitate connections to help build community support networks and resilience.
Nourishment for the Soul
In addition to community discussions, there will be music, art, food, and poetry to nourish the soul and delight the senses. Laughter and joy are always welcome.
FAQ
What is the purpose of this event?
To bring people together in a spirit of understanding, empathy and community support.
What activities will there be?
Thoughtful discussions, community networking, art, music, food, poetry and more designed to build connections.
Who is this event for?
Everyone seeking positive human connections beyond divisions and isolation.
What is the tone of the discussions?
Open, respectful, empathetic listening and sharing of diverse views/experiences.
What do I need to attend?
Just bring your open heart and willingness to connect with others.
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