Please join us for our next installment of exploring Faiths and Feminisms as three women share their unique spiritual journeys and invite us all to reflect on our own paths. We’ll hear from: Nadirah Z. Sabir, the child of a Baptist father and Sunni Mother, who was raised Muslim in the 10th generation of her American family. Gayanne Guerin Weiss whose
path took her from a Southern Baptist childhood, handing out salvation tracts in the high school bathroom, to a time as a spiritual orphan, to the
University of Chicago divinity school, to the surprise of finding a home in
Jewish faith: a Reconstructionist shul founded by gays and lesbians. Toni Thomas who spent over 15 years in a very strict non-traditional Christian religion and now has transitioned to New Thought spiritualities as her spiritual practice. You won’t want to miss this unique opportunity to learn from the sharing of these experiences.
