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Carolyn Bjerke and Ruth Ricards
Groundhog Day has become a kind of cultural parable: waking up to the same day again and again, wondering if anything can change, wondering if we can change.
This service explores resilience as the slow, real work of transformation: what it means to keep showing up when life feels repetitive, stuck, or heavy. Not with forced optimism, but with the kind of courage that says, Even here, something can shift. Even here, we can practice a new way of being.
1st Sunday Plate offering to: Poder Popular
Stone Soup coffee hour