This lesson will invite us into a gentle but honest exploration of bias: the subtle assumptions, shortcuts, and inherited stories that shape how we see one another. Rather than approaching bias as a source of shame, the message frames it as a deeply human tendency that spiritual practice can illuminate and transform. Drawing from the wisdom of contemplative traditions, the lesson will show how bias clouds perception, narrows compassion, and limits the fullness of community. It highlights moments when we all wrestle with assumptions and how divine encounters can expand our vision.                               ​

*Each Sunday there is a Prayer Chaplain available after the service to pray with people. 

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