Being Good Ancestors

Inspired by and indebted to Indigenous wisdom, this group seeks to support one another in our efforts to make choices today so we will be known as good ancestors to the generations that follow us. All are welcome to participate in this study/discussion/teaching/supporting/organizing group.

We will meet every Wednesday in Classroom 1 at First Presbyterian Church Palo Alto. Each meeting includes reading aloud a short pieces. Recently selections have included King's Letter from a Birmingham Jail and Beyond Vietnam, and a selection from Braiding Sweetgrass. Then we have open discussion using a talking stick so that we can listen to one another and slow down our reflection on the events of our times and how we feel called to respond.

Inspired by and indebted to Indigenous wisdom, this group seeks to support one another in our efforts to make choices today so we will be known as good ancestors to the generations that follow us. All are welcome to participate in this study/discussion/teaching/supporting/organizing group.

We will meet every Wednesday in Classroom 1 at First Presbyterian Church Palo Alto. Each meeting includes reading aloud a short pieces. Recently selections have included King's Letter from a Birmingham Jail and Beyond Vietnam, and a selection from Braiding Sweetgrass. Then we have open discussion using a talking stick so that we can listen to one another and slow down our reflection on the events of our times and how we feel called to respond.

Inspired by and indebted to Indigenous wisdom, this group seeks to support one another in our efforts to make choices today so we will be known as good ancestors to the generations that follow us. All are welcome to participate in this study/discussion/teaching/supporting/organizing group.

We will meet every Wednesday in Classroom 1 at First Presbyterian Church Palo Alto. Each meeting includes reading aloud a short pieces. Recently selections have included King's Letter from a Birmingham Jail and Beyond Vietnam, and a selection from Braiding Sweetgrass. Then we have open discussion using a talking stick so that we can listen to one another and slow down our reflection on the events of our times and how we feel called to respond.

Inspired by and indebted to Indigenous wisdom, this group seeks to support one another in our efforts to make choices today so we will be known as good ancestors to the generations that follow us. All are welcome to participate in this study/discussion/teaching/supporting/organizing group.

We will meet every Wednesday in Classroom 1 at First Presbyterian Church Palo Alto. Each meeting includes reading aloud a short pieces. Recently selections have included King's Letter from a Birmingham Jail and Beyond Vietnam, and a selection from Braiding Sweetgrass. Then we have open discussion using a talking stick so that we can listen to one another and slow down our reflection on the events of our times and how we feel called to respond.