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ONLINE: Divine Discontent: Will I Be My Valentine? Rev. Dr. Jerry Troyer
February 11 @ 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
It is said that “love isn’t what you say; love is what you do.” Consider that for ourselves as well as others. That doing might make us uncomfortable: changing anything, even if it is for the better; standing in our truth; saying YES and even saying NO.
We want to be comfy, warm and fuzzy. Sometimes it works. But sometimes it doesn’t. The comfy starts to be not so comfy. And the still small voice slowly gets louder until it becomes “divine discontent.” This can happen in our work, our relationships, and our day to day experiences. Just going along to get along doesn’t allow us to lead wholehearted lives.
The divine discontent keeps tapping us on the shoulder, pulling our sleeve, reminding us in a loving but more and more forceful way that our lives could be different and better if we were willing to step into our greater good.
Wednesday is Valentine’s Day, when we remember and honor the experience of LOVE–for others but also for ourselves. How important it is to stand in integrity with ourselves.
Speaker’s Bio:
A native of San Diego County, California, Rev. Jerry Troyer has been a New Thought/Religious Science minister since 2007.
Rev. Jerry is Board president of the Affiliated New Thought Network (ANTN), a membership organization of New Thought centers and churches, including Unity, CSL, Divine Science and independents, as well as individuals.
Jerry is a founding board member and currently Director of Relationship Development for Urban Street Angels, an organization in San Diego that works to end youth homelessness in San Diego by providing housing, employment and life skills training to homeless transition age youth, ages 18 to 24.
He is the author of the acclaimed book, Coming Out to Ourselves: Admitting, Accepting and Embracing Who We Truly Are.
In addition, Rev. Jerry guest speaks at CSL, Religious Science and Unity centers and churches around the country, offering workshops on grief and loss, the process of forgiveness, money and finances, and a new one, titled “Radically Content: Being, Doing and Having Enough.”
Rev. Jerry lives in La Mesa, a suburb of San Diego, with his English Cream Golden Retriever, “Maggie.” His son Brandon and family, including seven grandchildren, live near Eugene, Oregon.
