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February 2022 Newsletter Archive

96*|MC:SUBJECT|**|MC_PREVIEW_TEXT|*February Newsletter/Calendar 2022The library is open 10 am-8pm every Saturday, contact Lisa Jones, lmjones1075@protonmail.com In this Issue:Save the DatesFrom Spectator to Contemporary, Christine GruwezPortland Eurythmy...

January 2022 Newsletter Archive

96*|MC:SUBJECT|**|MC_PREVIEW_TEXT|*January Newsletter/Calendar 2022 The Library is open 10 am-8pm every Saturday. Contact Lisa Jones, lmjones1075@protonmail.com In this Issue:Save the DatesWhy Christmas was moved from January 6 to December 24-25Opportunity: Letter re....

December 2021

January Newsletter/Calendar The Library is open 10 am-8pm every Saturday – Website portlandbranch.net In this Issue: Save the Dates Why Christmas was moved from January 6 to December 24-25 Opportunity: Letter re. $4000 matching grant for 2022 Branch Space Rent...

August 2021

The Anthroposophical Society’s annual AGM/Fall Conference will be held this year from October 7-10. While the keynote speakers and various other aspects will be viewed on Zoom, organizers have created a new model to encourage people to come together in person for conversation and conference activities. The conference itself will begin on Friday afternoon, October 8, and close on Sunday morning after a pageant.

King David’ Path

Some feel their need grows greater by the day.

Some feel alone.

Some are burdened, angry, worried for what will happen to their children

or simply sad that humanity has come to this.

We’re all combatants in a spiritual war.

They suffer most who seek for what is true

and will not take the easy road that others force on them.

God takes our raw emotions and works with them.

He’ll bring us through

into a deeper closeness to His realm.

Prayer helps us to accept. Prayer lifts our load

and brings us to the place where all is light.

But we must still go through these dark, dark times

when nothing turns out right.

Periods of utter loneliness are part of the path we walk.

King David felt them – we, today, are just the same as him

as God perfects us slowly and we learn to do His will.