Reflections:
Each lesson in this course invites you to reflect on questions to deepen and extend your learning, drawing on your insights and experiences, questions and context as they relate to the lesson's focus. This reflection will be most meaningful and rich if you move it out of your head in whatever way is best for you--that might mean traditional journaling, writing a poem or prayer, or using an artistic medium like paint, clay, or photography to form and express your reflections. It might even be compiling a song list of music that expresses your response to some questions. Whatever way your choose to reflect and respond, honor your time and commitment to this course by engaging in these reflective assignments.
- How do you define beloved community?
- How is your understanding informed by the grounding of your faith/spiritual tradition?
- Why are you taking this course? What do you hope to gain from it?