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Join Rev. Renee Machiniak for a peaceful morning reflection on Jesus as the Good Shepherd, drawing from the beloved 23rd Psalm. Based on Swedenborgian teachings about innocence and trust, this message invites you to find balance between your God-given sense of autonomy, and the humility of following the Divine One who knows and tends to your every need.

What does it mean that heaven is described as a perfect unity born from diversity? Meditating on the writings of Emanuel Swedenborg, Rev. Shada Sullivan explores how true wholeness results from the coming together of many different parts.

Rooted in Psalm 121, this gentle meditation weaves together themes of hope and peace, and the Biblical call to "do not be afraid." Join us for a moment of reflection, resilience, and peace — and consider: what one sentence would you write about life right now?

Rev. Sage Cole reflects on the spiritual work of seeing, naming, and releasing selfish, fearful, and destructive tendencies, drawing on Biblical and Swedenborgian teachings. The pain and turmoil of exposure—personally and collectively—can be the beginning transformation.

From a springtime back porch, Rev. Gabriella Cahaley invites you to settle in, spend a few moment with your deepest inward self, and practice a short meditation at any time of day without judging yourself. She guides you to close your eyes, notice surrounding sounds and the sensations of breathing, and to let your thoughts float by, before returning to the present moment.

Rev. Renee Machiniak reflects on Holy Week and Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem. Focusing on Jesus’ cleansing the temple as a metaphor for the divine presence cleansing the “inner temple” within us, she invites reflection on personal cleansing practices like fasting, clearing negative thoughts, and releasing what no longer serves.

Rev. Shada Sullivan offers a Spiritual Reflection on Revelation 12’s vision of the woman clothed with the sun and the Red Dragon. She highlights protection through Divine Love, intentional reflective practice, and concrete loving action.

In this Spiritual Reflection, Rev. Roslyn Taylor focuses on the four angels bound at the Euphrates in the Book of Revelation. She offers a Swedenborgian view that they are unleashed when we need to deal with our selfish impulses and justifications.

Family friendly reflection on trees and resilience