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WHAT’S LOVE GOT TO DO WITH IT?
Love is our shared humanity, our collective traumas, our past missteps, and our way forward. This week we turn from the personal to the collective inner — the shared wounds and wisdom that live beneath the surface of our communities. We bring awareness to ancestral and historical dimensions of love: how it has been withheld, distorted, or reclaimed. Love has everything to do with it.
I WAS MADE FOR LOVING YOU
This recording features the Sunday Talk portion of the service. For the full service watch here. I Was Made For Loving You - Rev. Darrell Jones DESCRIPTION We were born to love all life. Sometimes it is not as easy as it...
I WANT TO KNOW WHAT LOVE IS
We all want to know what Love is. What if Love is more than what we have allowed? This week we open the month by exploring love not merely as a feeling, but as a living, expansive presence — available in the uncomfortable and the good, in the messy and the beautiful. The invitation is to begin expanding the container of love within ourselves, and to discover that we already are the fullness of what we seek.
DOUBT AS DEVOTION
In this closing reflection on the theme of Divine Doubt, we explore how uncertainty itself can be an invitation — calling us to release our grip, lean into trust, and return again and again to Love as our foundation.
COMMUNAL UNCERTAINTY
As a community, what doubts or uncertainties do we have, whether out in the open or hidden? This week we look at using our doubts to engage with wonder and curiosity as we continue to build webs of love and respect — both within Cityside and in the wider CSL community.
CARRYING OUR DOUBT TOGETHER
What power and possibility lies in our collective doubts? This week we turn to the collective inner experience — the doubts we share as part of our shared unconscious — and explore what transformations can come from carrying and examining doubt together.
DEBUTING THE DOUBTING SELF
What would happen if I debuted my doubting self the way I share my confident self? How might my life and relationships change? This week we consider the power of sharing our personal doubts and creating communities that hold space for these questioning moments.
SELF-DOUBT AS THE STARTING BLOCK
What doubts do I hide, and what do I fear revealing them would do? This week opens our conversation on Divine Doubt, exploring the relationship we have to our own self-doubts and what the ramifications might be of letting doubt be part of our normal experiences.
BECOMING WHOLE TOGETHER
What if the greatest spiritual practice available to you isn’t something you do alone — it’s the person sitting beside you? Join us as we explore the radical, sacred possibility that we were never meant to become whole by ourselves. This is an invitation into the ongoing, imperfect, beautiful practice of becoming whole — together.
