Worry and conflict wear down the whole person – the body, mind and spirit suffer fatigue and illness. What do you do when your entire being is sick and tired of being sick and tired? As a society we are trained to pull into a pharmacy to address the ailments of body and mind. But where do we go to rejuvenate a worn out spirit? Spiritual problems require spiritual solutions.
In Danbury, we are fortunate to have a wide array of spiritual
resources to draw upon to meet and heal the inner needs. Find your place of support, encouragement,
instruction, and loving acceptance.
Spiritual pharmacies near you:
Buddhist Meditation Center
No
Place Like Om
Middle-Way Meditation Center
45
Padanaram Rd., Danbury CT 06811, 860-355-7069
VENERABLE OCEAN-OF-WISDOM SAKYA
May Dhamma help me to be strong in moments of weakness,
brave in times of trouble, and calm in the face of
changing fortunes.
Saint
James Episcopal Church
Living God’s love,
sharing what we have seen and heard
Saint James Episcopal Church
25 West Street, Danbury, CT 06810, 203-748-3561
(The Rev. Dr.) Joseph A. Krasinski
In our Mission Statement, we proclaim that
St. James’
Episcopal Church welcomes all people.
When we say “all” we mean “ALL.”
Unitarian
Universalist
Congregation of Danbury
We celebrate together that which is good in life, and offer comfort and care in
times of need.
Unitarian Universalist Congregation of
Danbury
24 Clapboard Ridge Road, Danbury, Connecticut 06811,203-798-1994
24 Clapboard Ridge Road, Danbury, Connecticut 06811,203-798-1994
Rev. Barbara Fast
We honor the Jewish
and Christian traditions as central to our heritage and as having much to teach
us, yet we also look to other religions of the world as well as to science and
to evolving human experience in our quest for truths.
New
Hope Baptist Church
New Hope Baptist Church
10 Dr. Aaron B. Samuels Boulevard, Danbury, CT 06810, 203-748-5461
Reverend Leroy Gerome Parker
New
Hope Baptist Church is organized into five key areas: Worship, Fellowship,
Discipleship, Evangelism and Ministry (Service). We
believe these components are important for a healthy and growing church. Our
church ministries grow out of these guiding principles.
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United Jewish Center
Praised
are You, Adonai our God
United Jewish Center 141 Deer Hill Avenue, Danbury, CT 06810, 203-748-3355 http://www.unitedjewishcenter.org/
Rabbi
Clifford E. Librach
The
world depends on these three things:
the study of Torah, the worship of God, the
practice of Mitzvot
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