Warriors of Compassion
Warriors of Compassion
Rev. Ruth MacKenzie
9:30 and 11:15 AM
How did we end up in a world that nobody wants—overrun by greed, self-interest, and oppressive power—the very opposite of what we work for, what we pray for? What can we do? How can we be? Join us this Sunday to explore how we might harness a bodhisattva spirit, our compassionate warrior to realign our lives and attend to deep, transformative relationship.
Worship Guests
This Sunday, we’re blessed with two wonderful artists.
Frank Sentwali is a Twin cities spoken word artist. He is the creator of Edu-Poetic Enterbrainment, a spoken word and music ensemble. Frank has spent years in the education system as a tutor, teacher and mentor. He currently co-facilitates S.E.E.D. (Sentwali Entertainment Education Division), presenting programs in schools and community centers.
Saxophonist extraordinaire, Kendra Wheeler will performing Fuzzy Bird (Takashi Yoshimatsu) with Jerrod Wendland. Kendra has performed throughout the Midwest. She has performed at the Chicago Symphony Center as a soloist, and placed first in the Schubert Club Competition. She is also a member of ZA Saxaphone Quartet, a new chamber group comprised of students of the University of Minnesota that won the Midwest Young Artist Competition and has performed on the radio.
(top photo credit:Peter Tandlund)
