March 1: Rev. Diane Diachishin, Finding a Spiritual Home in Turbulent Times. Every step we make in awareness helps us get in touch with the wonders of life that are here, in our revered sanctuary. As you breathe in, you can take a step and contemplate, “I have arrived; I am
home.” This Sunday we widen the circle as we welcome others into our sacred space, our beloved home.

March 8: Beverly Braxton, Bridging Divides, Building Connection. Join us for a brief presentation by Beverly Braxton, founder of We the People Warwick. Her talk will focus on meaningful ways we can nurture understanding and foster connection within our community. In a time when many feel divided or isolated, this talk offers a hopeful, relationship-centered approach rooted in listening, compassion, and shared humanity. You will learn about the four-part framework: Dialogue, Storytelling, Social-Emotional Wellness, and Youth Engagement.

March 15: Patrick O’Neill, Human Displacement. As populations migrate or are forced to migrate, bringing their culture and religions with them, what rights do they carry with them to their new lands? What rights do the original inhabitants possess? What rights do the migrating population retain to their original land?

March 22: Steve Gorn, Music and the Sacred

March 29: Keith Jordan, Religion and Spirituality: What’s AI Got to Do with It? Is AI a friend or foe of religious belief and practice? Is there anything spiritual about AI, or is it devoid of spirituality? Is AI a force for good or evil, or do we have a choice? Is AI becoming a false god? Does it aid or hinder our search for truth and meaning? What about justice, equity, compassion, human dignity, community, the web of life? Where does AI fit into this picture? Keith Jordan will share what is known and unknown about the answers to these questions.