2022

Page Morahan will describe the spiritual process in her art,
focusing on her calendars which feature a theme word for the
year. How is it chosen? How are the images from around the
world selected? How are the quotes matched with the images?
Calendars will be for sale. Brunch is held in the Be Well Café
annex, two doors up the hill. Please order ahead with the
Heartland Guest app, or come before 10:00 am to order your
brunch.

In this hybrid event, Sue Ditmire from Urbana, OH and Shalonda Ingram from Washington, DC will share the emerging story of the "Black History" of the Swedenborgian/New Church in the USA. We will hear about several key figures and valued neighborhood churches in Boston MA, Washington DC (pictured), and other places, that have become perhaps the "forgotten history" of the church. Enjoy your brunch in the Bakery section, two doors up the hill from Be Well Bakery in Huntingdon Valley. Please order ahead with the Heartland Guest app, or arrive early to place your order before 10am.

A hybrid retreat where all are welcome, taking some time together to consider "Responding to 'Conjugial Love' in the 21st Century." The editorial team for "The Women's Companion to 'Conjugial Love'" will share their latest news. Dawn Potts will share her passion for a more interior reading of the book, which helps with some of the controversies about the book. There will be some free time for relaxing, or enjoying the autumn beauty of the property.
Register by emailing hroslyntaylor@gmail.com, and if attending in person please send Deborah's Tree your $25 via our DONATE page. Your registration donation includes continental breakfast and lunch. Please include any food allergies/limitations when registering via email. Zoom attendance is free, as is in-person attendance if you're not partaking in breakfast or lunch.
Zoom Meeting ID: 954 8656 3516

What does it mean to be a Swedenborgian agnostic? For Linda Simonetti Odhner, it's more about questioning the nature of God than the existence of God; more about the nature of life after death than its existence. Linda shares a bit of her journey into the unknown.

Rev. Cairn Neely, until recently the interim paster at the Swedenborgian Church at Temenos, will tell us this Saturday about Outdoor Chaplain ministry, including Wild Church services at Temenos. The brunch is held in the bakery section, two doors up the hill from Be Well Bakery in Huntingdon Valley. Please order ahead with the Heartland Guest app, or arrive early to place your order before 10:00 am.

Using the Logopraxis approach, Rev. Roslyn Taylor will offer some answers to these questions, and invite other possible answers. Location: Be Well Bakery in Huntingdon Valley. Please order ahead with the Heartland Guest app, or arrive early to place your order before 10:00am so the discussion can start on time.

Join us in person or on Zoom at the bakery section, two doors up from Be Well Bakery in Huntingdon Valley. This time it will be a discussion format, where you can talk about whatever is on your mind that might be of interest to or impact our spiritual community. Please order ahead with the Heartland Guest app, or arrive early to place your order before 10:00 am so the discussion can start on time.

After researching the relevant doctrinal and social justice aspects, the Swedenborgian Church of North America will vote on a proposed resolution to welcome and support all people in the LGBTQ+ community. Learn more on Saturday, June 4, as Rev. Shada Sullivan, Page Morahan, and Rev. Roslyn Taylor talk about the “head and heart” approach in this regard, over the years and currently.

1725 Huntingdon Rd.
Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006

2651 Huntingdon Pike
Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006

2651 Huntingdon Pike
Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006