Unitarian Congregation of West Chester

“Love your enemies, Pray for those who persecute you” is perhaps the most challenging verse in the Bible. It seems particularly challenging in today’s political climate. How could we do that?  In her sermon, Karen Tibbals will provide you with examples of how this can be done and tools, drawn both from psychology research and spirituality, that can help you learn to better achieve that worthy goal.

Karen Tibbals is a former pharmaceutical executive, who left that world to go to a Quaker seminary.  Her thesis topic was about how Quakers applied their religious faith to their business life. She teaches Adult Religious Education for her Quaker congregation. She has written a book, “Persuade, Don’t Preach: Restoring Civility Across the Political Divide”, which focuses on one tool and writes a free Substack newsletter “Mending Fractured Relationships” which includes many other tools.