Our Financial Philosophy | Richard Rohr & Michael Poffenberger | Returning to the Center

About this sermon

CAC Founder Richard Rohr and CAC Executive Director Michael Poffenberger discuss how the Center for Action and Contemplation can be effective as an institution with how we steward our financial resources in alignment with our values. Father Richard Rohr founded the Center for Action and Contemplation (CAC) in October of 1987. Envisioning a “school for prophets” at the intersection of praxis and prayer, he created the CAC to be an educational nonprofit that introduces spiritual seekers to the Christian contemplative path of transformation. Since then, his vision, teachings, and partnerships have propelled CAC programs and inspired a movement for contemplative spiritual renewal. However, at this stage in his life, Richard’s desire is to create space for the rest of us to step in and carry his work forward into the future. For several years, he has been engaged with CAC leadership in a gradual process of stepping back from active duties, and in this series of conversations, Michael Poffenberger (CAC Executive Director) and Richard Rohr (CAC Founder) talk about the ongoing transition and living our mission of action and contemplation forward into the future. Watch the rest of the series: https://tinyurl.com/bdh5ycz9 Returning to the Center is a series of reflections as we do the challenging work of reclaiming our founder Richard Rohr’s vision for action and contemplation in a time of global change and contemplative renewal. Read latest posts on our website: https://tinyurl.com/bdh5ycz9 The Center for Action and Contemplation (CAC) is an educational nonprofit introducing seekers to the contemplative Christian path of transformation. Our programs and resources are designed to help deepen prayer practice and strengthen compassionate engagement in the world. Learn more about Who We Are: https://bit.ly/3D8TtdU Learn more about What We Do: https://bit.ly/3qrYFGc Learn more about Richard Rohr: https://bit.ly/3ozYdmP Learn more about Contemplation: https://bit.ly/3wNojGF

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• Money & Stewardship