Baird explores what grace is through what
connects us all, our humanity.

It will challenge us to face ourselves and our own unique situations and show us how to invite more grace into our lives.

More grace in this ever increasing isolated world where our mistrust of politicians, of social media, and of each other is depriving the world of connection and care that we so desperately need from one another.

More grace when our beliefs trumps our interest in the life and dignity of another human being.

More grace when our attachment to being right overrides the path to listening and understanding those whose stories differ from our own.

More grace to extend when the easier thing to do is armor and fight.

More grace to be able to see ourselves clearly in how we show up in conversation and in our lives.

More grace to recognize another person’s humanity no matter how underserving and find forgiveness.

Grace is what makes it possible to connect, care, and be in community with one another which in turn enriches our life and the world around us.