FIVE IMPORTANT THINGS YOU REALLY SHOULD KNOW ABOUT THIS SUNDAY IN THE CIRCLE

#1. This is going to be a very special Sunday, because Rudi will be leading a musical meditation in conjunction with our guest speaker, Dennis E. Noll. In addition to serving as President and CEO of the San Antonio Area Foundation, the largest philanthropic foundation in South Texas, Dennis is an engaging storyteller and inspirational speaker who will be sharing his insights into the process of soulful listening. 

 

#2. It's also the first Sunday for the Circle ArtsMart, when Circle artists and vendors will be selling their art and craftworks before and after Circle, from 10:00-11:00am and 12:00-1:00pm. This is a great place to buy your Holiday gifts and support local artists, too!

 

#3. You may need to take a different route to the Circle than usual, because many downtown streets will be barricaded for the SA Rock 'n' Roll Marathon. The ONLY sure-fire ways to get to SAY Sí will be via the South Alamo Street exit off Interstate 35, or the Probandt Street exit off Hwy 90.  You can check the race course map for details by visiting Rock 'n Roll Marathon.

 

#4.  This will be the last Sunday to bring toys for the Inner City Development Center Christmas Toy Sale. Your donation of non-violent toys allows qualified, low-income parents to buy toys with dignity, paying a 90% discount, with all funds going to support the ICDC Food Pantry program. So your donation(s) will do double duty!

 

#5.  The Circle Band will be serving up an extra big dose of hot tunes, featuring Sarah Gabriel on vocals and Adam Tutor on sax. Big Fun guaranteed!

 

So there you have it: lots of inspirational energy, an art sale, the rock-n-roll marathon, and an extra large dose of uplifting music - all being served up with a smile this Sunday. Rain or shine, it's definitely going to be a fine morning around the Circle!

With joy,

     Rudi

THANK YOU for holding the Circle in your heart by visualizing a generous flow of financial abundance. Thank you for supporting us as we continue our work of fostering a creative, inclusive approach to spirituality. We are deeply grateful.