
Spiritual Life
The Spiritual Life Team is committed to exploring the spiritual nature of justice. We approach the Holy and one another in huread more
Thanks to all of you who have helped us out over the past years. The WIN Board of Trustees hopes that you continue to include WIN among the many worthy organizations each of you support.
I hope this season of many holiday celebrations is going well for all of you. As an interfaith organization, the possible celebrations and commemorations some of us will be involved in could include: Hanukkah, Christmas, Kwanzaa, Boxing Day, Omisoka (the Japanese name for New Year’s Eve to New Year’s Day), Saint Nicholas Day, the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, or Saint Kliment Ohridski’s Day, the Feast of our Lady of Guadalupe, Asarah b’Tevet, the ongoing events of Advent and Festivus.
At the 2017 Annual Meeting, WAC voted to become WIN. New Board members include representatives from the Jewish, Muslim, Unitarian Universalist and Native American faith communities. We have been actively and successfully reaching out to the Roman Catholic community, and there may be more groups out there interested in the Spiritual Life, Sacred Ground and Peace and Justice teams. This interfaith transition had been a mountain peak that WAC had been working on climbing for some years.
In 2018 the new Board and Exec Team:
WIN Board Plans for 2019 include:
I hope to do a lot more traveling throughout the state of Wyoming during 2019 to meet up with clergy folks and see what good things have been done in their neighborhood and what their needs might be.
The Board of Trustees, The Executive Team and I look forward to leading WIN onto the next heights with your financial help.
Thank you for reading. Please go to https://www.wyointerfaith.org/donate/ to make your donation, or send a check made out to Wyoming Interfaith Network to PO Box 1473, Laramie, WY 82073.
The Spiritual Life Team is committed to exploring the spiritual nature of justice. We approach the Holy and one another in huread more
We are one family, whatever our nationality, ethnicity, faith community, economic and ideological differences. We are our broread more
We of the Sacred Ground Team do what we can, right where we live, to conserve the land and honor the web of life. We persisteread more
Rabbi Larry received his Ordination in 2005 from the Academy for Jewish Religion, New York. While in Seminary he participated in an interfaith Colleagues in Dialogue Seminar hosted by Sacred Heart University. He has been involved in interfaith endeavors eread more