Discover your spiritual type

The intellectual challenge.

The chance to understand yourself more clearly.

The opportunity to interact and get to know teachers and students.

Learning about people who made a difference in the world.

includes plenty of time for visiting and networking with other people.

starts on time and covers everything on the publicized agenda.

ends with a concrete plan of action.

There are no good meetings.

study the map.

take out your machete and start hacking through the foliage.

be still until you sensed which way to go.

yell for help from others.

Thinking

Intuition

Feeling

Doing

Logical/intelligent

Likable/charming

Honest/passionate

Patient/wise

Self-absorbed

Cruel

Argumentative

Reckless

Slytherin, the house known for being resourceful, clever, imaginative, and ambitious.

Ravenclaw, the wise old house, reserved for those with keen minds.

Gryffindor, whose students are willing to fight for what is right and good.

Hufflepuff, home to the students who are happy, loyal, and true.

Intelligent

Dependable

Capable

Genuine

College professor

Cruise ship social director

Landscape architect

Community activist

Worship is fine; but ordering our lives toward God's service is most important.

carefully planned with orderly and thought-provoking elements.

simple and reflective with times for prayer and meditation.

a deeply moving and spontaneous event .

express poetic praise. We should ask for knowledge and guidance.

allow us to empty our minds of words and distractions and simply BE in God's mysterious presence.

allow our words and feelings find their way to God's presence in the moment.

Doing the work of God is my prayer.

The pastor's words are secondary to the Spirit of God speaking to the inward heart.

When the Gospel is proclaimed, it can move hearts and bring people together.

What we do is our "preaching" and speaks louder than anything we say.

The Word of God, thoughtfully proclaimed, is the centerpiece of worship.

when singing unites the congregation to one another and to God.

when the songs mobilize and inspire the congregation to action.

when rhythm and tone unite the soul with the depth of God's love.

when the music and lyrics express our beliefs and understanding of God.

Spirituality, humility, wisdom, letting go, transcendence

Discernment, knowledge, doctrine, justification.

Love, conversion, witness, spontaneity, community.

Purity of heart, action, obedience, sacrifice, martyrdom.

We participate in God's presence when we advocate and work to create His Kingdom in the world.

God is mystery and can be grasped and felt, but not completely known.

I can feel that God is real and that Christ lives in my heart.

God is revealed in scripture, sacrament, and in Jesus Christ and his cross.

assent to and profession of correct doctrine and belief.

a desire for oneness and prayerful unity with God's Spirit.

a heartfelt and genuine experience of God expressed through public conversion and baptism.

solidarity with God's desire for justice and holiness.