The Interfaith Mission Service “Day of Service and Unity” grew throughout the community in the form of ongoing services. IMS is pleased to offer this community “Service and Unity” database. IMS members post their services and outreach programs, so that the Power of We community can cross-share and better serve the community.
- Clothing (1)
- Children's Clothes (1)
- Coats (1)
- Community (0)
- Gatherings (0)
- Nonviolence (0)
- Family (0)
- New Parent Support (0)
- Pregnancy Support (0)
- Senior Visitation (0)
- Wheel Chair Ramps (0)
- Food (0)
- Food Pantry (0)
- Meals on Wheels (0)
- Soup Kitchen (0)
- Healing (0)
- Counseling (0)
- Crisis Center (0)
- Grief Support (0)
- Group Support (0)
- Life Skills (0)
- Employment Search (0)
- Financial Budgeting (0)
- Interview Skills (0)
- Miscellaneous (0)
- Internet Access (0)
- School Aide (0)
- Backpack Meals (0)
- Breakfast (0)
- School Supplies (0)
- Tutoring (0)
- Social Justice (0)
- Environmental (0)
- Food Security (0)
- Healthcare (0)
- Homelessness (0)
- Human Trafficking (0)
- Poverty (0)
- Predatory Lending (0)
- Racial Equity (0)
- Women's Rights (0)
- Spiritual (0)
- Contemplative Practices (0)
- Interfaith Dialogue (0)
- Mindfulness (0)
Huntsville, AL
35802
Meaning is one of those overview terms that seems to sum up the spiritual life. Many people, in fact, define spirituality as the search for meaning and purpose. But this is also a specific practice that can be learned, developed, and applied. It involves both seeking and making.
Seek meaning by looking for the big picture encompassing your experiences. Watch for patterns in the world and in your own behavior. Make meanings by attaching analogies, metaphors, symbols, and stories to things and events. See what messages come to you when you regard them in this way.
Expose yourself to the various values assigned to everyday life by the popular culture, philosophy, and the world religions. Learn more about how you can understand things. Take a course. Go to a lecture. Listen to an audio book.