Ethos

Thursday, January 15, 2009

Ethos invites you to follow your star

January is the season of new beginnings, of wondering if we are where we should be, or could be, so come with us, spend some time immersing yourself in the journey of your life, letting go of your fears, accepting who you are and bringing your gift of yourself into a sacred place.

In the Christian calendar this is the season of Epiphany, of new discovery about our meaning, purpose and life. So like the wise men who travelled to see the new born child at this time, we too can journey to discover the new in us and find the star in our heart.

We invite people of faith and no faith to an alternative experience to journey with us on January 11^th 7.30pm – 9pm.at St. Nicholas Church Battenburg Ave, Northend, Portsmouth. PO2 0SR

Contact Rev Bev 02392665317 or ethos.altworship@googlemail.com

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Ethos is a place where questioning, exploring, doubting and discovering is encouraged and celebrated.
In my own spiral journey of faith, there are places beyond the boundaries of dogma and doctrine where I learnt more of the vastness of love’s being. It seems that the more deeply we seek, the more space we need. For many there comes a time when we can no longer be satisfied with receiving faith from another’s mouth, but need the freedom to explore, experience and expand into a vision of the divine that resonates with the view from the here and now, of living in this moment. A view quite different from the one experienced from the hillsides and fields of a hundred years ago or more. To our eyes the fields are made of stars millions of light years away and we ride waves into quantum oceans beyond our sight.
Some say there has been a paradigm shift, a movement into a new way of being, yet we still are bemused and bedazzled by life. We still bear wounds and hidden darkness that confuse and constrict. Yet we are called to a freedom beyond our wildest dreams, by the intangible otherness we have shrunk into God.
I chose a pathway to this freedom, one covered with manmade briars that I needed to disentangle. When I had fought through the should knots and cut through the threats, I found a way, taught by wisdom through a carpenter centuries ago.
Ethos invites you to disentangle and deconstruct enough to see the wood from the trees and find a way into the whole of being; your being and mine whose source is the source of all being, expressed in a carpenter from Nazareth and many more since.
Rev. Bev Robertson March 2009

Thursday, January 15, 2009

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