"Welcome Cynthia!
I love your reasons for wanting to be part of this community and with you the best in finding that and more! You may want to start in the Orientation tab of this website to get a sense of how to connect here, and I am happy to help…"
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- What would you most like to receive from this community?
- Encouragement to host a café; Information as to how to proceed; Posting of events of mine and others.
Engagement in conversation about pressing issues.
A sense of common purpose for enlarging the heart of others to consider how they can be a catalyst for a world of peace, mercy, and justice.
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- At 10:02am on June 17, 2013,
Amy Lenzo said… Welcome Cynthia!
I love your reasons for wanting to be part of this community and with you the best in finding that and more! You may want to start in the Orientation tab of this website to get a sense of how to connect here, and I am happy to help you if you get stuck. Again, a warm welcome to you.
Best,
Amy
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