Christopher Reynolds — Working Fathers’ Day: How to Separate Manhood from Patriarchy

Sunday Service 10:30 a.m.

Speaker: Christopher Reynolds
Leader: Jen Gibson

Title: Working Fathers’ Day: How to Separate Manhood from Patriarchy
Topic: Fathers, sons, brothers, uncles, cousins, grandfathers, grandsons, all who enjoy masculine life, have inner and outer work to do. It is to separate masculinity from patriarchy. Patriarchy includes all LGBTQ+H persons in any relationship where force, not love, indoctrination, not education, authority and not actual Life experiences consume authenticity.

Join Christopher Reynolds for songs, stories and teachings
from depth psychology and Indigenous wisdom. He offers
strategies that empower us to reclaim love, education,
waking and dreaming life from supremacy’s force,
indoctrination and authoritarianism.

Bio: F. Christopher Reynolds, M.Ed., is a singer, teacher and community shaman. His mission is to sing the dream of Peace on Earth onward through songs, writings, ritual, healing concerts and workshops. He is a singer songwriter with 20 releases. He is the lead author on the only publications on depth psychology, soul, creativity, and giftedness. He is also published in organic creativity in the language classroom. Chris is the founder of No Man’s Folk. He is a co-founder of archetypal ecology. Learn more at his website: urrealist.com.

*Mask are requested in the building*
Fellowship has returned. Join us downstairs after the service for coffee and conversation.