Rev. Bronte Colbert is ordained both as a New Thought and as a Unity minister. She is active in and was a founding organizer of ICPGA, the Interfaith Clergy Partnership of Greater in Athens, GA.

 Bronte served as senior minister for 19 years at Unity Athens. She now focuses on guest speaking, leading workshops and on-line classes, and traveling. She is a poet, author, and a frequent contributor to Unity’s printed booklets and website content at Unity.org. We are so excited to host her here at USLCCG as she shares her insights and wisdom on…

YOUR SPIRITUAL TOOLBOX

On our spiritual journey we all have a toolbox. It’s full of the inspiration, techniques and practices that help us with feeling aligned. But are we using our toolbox so regularly that it pops open with ease, offers what we need, and lights us up with confidence? Or does it sometimes seem to disappear, or creak open with a dusty grudge when we need its contents the most?
 
How might we make our spiritual toolboxes more accessible and easier to open? Could it be time to polish up the core beliefs inside? Create sacred space, habit, or ritual for their use? Should we designate some of our super-mega power tools, such as Unity Principles, and put them where we’ll see and use them daily? What about new tools--where might we find some?
 
Whether we have a long-time spiritual practice or are just starting a new one, let’s consider our toolboxes this Sunday as we play with these ideas along with Rev. Bronte. (Her toolbox lights up… sometimes!)