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Tomorrow, two big-hearted friends of our ecosystem in Australia are joining us for a call. Danny and Berry! Despite being one of the wealthiest families in Australia, they have turned tradition upside down! Many moons ago, when Danny aerospace engineering required designing an airplane that would drop 100 kilos of missiles, his response: “Can’t we all design a plane to drop 100 kilos of rice to a community in need, that’s hard to access?” Take a look at a pre-call we had with them two days (and yes, we took out the unending humorous outtakes): Hope you can join in the fun tomorrow! Ari and Nav are tag-teaming as the volunteer moderators, which makes it double the fun. :) |
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More than 50 young people came together for a retreat in India. At the end of the retreat, Jay whipped this informal 4-minute video. What a gathering. Meghna, who has put together well over a hundred such retreats, couldn't stop smiling. Passing comment by one of the youth, from Sister Lucy's community -- "I was so happy that I got to experience a bed all by myself!" |
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KarunaNews: Maui Locals Funnel Supplies To Fire Survivors
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KarunaNews: After 60 Years Of Service, Wyoming School Building To Be Renamed After Custodian
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After his Pod experience, a podmate shared his favourite quote in Quaker faith in his gratitude:
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KarunaNews: This Greek Island Is The First In The World With Zero Waste
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KarunaNews: Nigerian Upcycling Artist Creates Portraits From Waste
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Rev. Bonnie Rose interviews Nipun for Ventura TV. Yes, that's right -- TV! |
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KarunaNews: Even Opera Is Going Net-Zero
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"Being in the presence of Barbara Brown Taylor's wonderfully wise and meandering mind and spirit, after all these years of knowing her voice in the world, is a true joy. I might even use a religious word -- it feels like a "blessing." And this is not a conversation about the decline of church or about more and more people being "spiritual but not religious." We both agree that this often-repeated phrase is not an adequate way of seeing the human hunger for holiness. This is as alive as it has ever been in our time -- even if it is shape-shifting in ways my Southern Baptist and Barbara's Catholic and Methodist forebears could never have imagined." More in this On Being interview between Krista Tippett and Episcopal priest, public theologian and author, Barbara Brown Taylor. [
