Rev. Kristen Psaki - April 19, 2020
"Small Is Big"
Rev. Kristen offers this reflection on the lessons and insights from other species living on our shared planet. She turns to fractals as especially helpful examples of how to live in the time of sheltering in place, when our worlds are very small.
From Series: "To Love What Is Mortal"
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