Rev. Jill Farnham-Us talks about community, connection and moving forward. Rev. Jill is a political activist, Interfaith advocate, Buddhist and Tai Chi practitioner. She and her wife, Kahra-Us, reside in Herkimer. She is spiritually connected with Lotus Heart Zen Buddhist Sangha in Oneida. Jill has worked in Sciences and Health Care including dealing with HIV/AIDS in an Urgent care … Continue reading We All Belong
Journaling for more than a week can lead to real growth and healing. Rev. Jill discovered “The Monk Manual”, and that has made all the difference for her. Focus, organization, and gratitude can change your life too!
This weekend represents many cultures and traditions. Rev. Jill will explore the 20th century ability to stand up to oppression, and the lessons we can uncover from less privileged peoples who are still living in the darkness of fear and oppression. DEI has a definite role, and may explain the urgency of some in power to … Continue reading In the Midst of Darkness, We Stand as Light
Rev Jill Farnhum -Us attended Wesley Theological Seminary in Washington DC in 1991, was ordained 1995 in Metropolitan Community Church. She is now spiritually connected with Lotus Heart Zen Buddhist Sangha in Oneida. Jill has worked in Sciences and Health Care including dealing with HIV/AIDS in Washington in an Urgent care setting, and as a … Continue reading “Facing the Darkness and Finding the Light Within”
Rev. Jill Farnham-Us grew up in Northern Vermont and graduated from Mount Holyoke College in the late 1960’s. After graduation, she married and moved to Alabama and discovered a different country. By 1982, she had come out as a lesbian and moved to Washington DC where she attended Metropolitan Community Church and saw women leading worship services … Continue reading Pandemic, Protests, and Persistence
