Thich Nhat Hanh says, “The situation of the world is still like this. People identify completely with one side, one ideology. To understand the suffering and the fear of a citizen of another country, we have to become one with him. To do so is dangerous – we will be suspected by both sides. But … Continue reading Inclusion – Holding the World with Open Arms
It’s Like This. Now what? Has your ability to trust felt shaken? As things fall away, in what can we ultimately trust? And what does it mean to be trustworthy? In this message, I’ll explore these questions and share wisdom from Zen priest Matthew Kozan Palevsky, who suggests “genuine trust” is both a bolster to … Continue reading Finding and Fostering Trust When It’s Like This
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Bucky Beach is a retired pastor from Good Shepherd Lutheran Church / Lutheran Campus Ministry. Ordained in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America in 1989, Bucky has lived in the Upper Peninsula since 1996, having moved here to be Chaplain at Suomi College / Finlandia. He served Good Shepherd in Houghton from 2003-2022.
Carol Grafford is a long-time friend of KUUF. She has followed the teaching of Thich Nhat Hanh, Vietnamese Zen Buddhist master, for over 20 years, and is lay-ordained in his Order. She is happy to share what she’s learned from Buddhism and from her own life.
