Radical Belongings

Desmond Tutu wrote: "We are made to tell the world that there are no outsiders." This is a beautiful statement, but how do we live it? How do we engage with the world from a place of radical belonging when there is so much division and suffering? How do we see the divinity in someone who is causing harm?

These are difficult questions - and questions worth wrestling with.
Join Rev. Cynthia Vermillion-Foster February 8th as we find ways to be completely spacious and welcoming, we become co-creators with God in a world filled with harmony and wholeness.

Biography
Rev. Cynthia is an ordained Unity minister who has served spiritual communities across the United States and Canada since 1997. Guided by a deep commitment to systems thinking and adaptive leadership, she brings wisdom, spaciousness, and compassion to her work in consulting, mediation, and transitional ministry.
She has supported numerous congregations as a transitional minister and consultant, helping communities navigate change, strengthen relationships, and move through conflict with clarity and grace.
Cynthia is a certified Healthy Congregations Facilitator and holds certifications in Conflict Management, Congregational Leadership and Mediation.
She is the former Director of Member Services for Unity Worldwide Ministries, overseeing ministry development, transitional services, conflict transformation, ethics, ministry employment, and credentialing. Rev. Cynthia currently serves as the Board President of the Interim Ministry Network.
Before answering the call to ministry, Cynthia enjoyed a career as a professional ballet dancer. The language of dance still shapes her understanding of the spiritual path — an ever-unfolding movement of discovery, balance, growth, and transformation