This Easter Sunday at Pebble, the community will be honored by a return visit from Tom Legere, one of our favorite speakers, a great friend to many, and a faculty member of the School of Sacred Ministries.

Tom’s talk is entitled “The Great Manifestation,” and here’s his summary:

Easter Sunday, celebrating the “resurrection” of Jesus, is the central feast of Christianity. It is held, officially, although not in importance given to it, as the most important feast in Christianity. But what does the “resurrection” really mean? Is it literal or is it a metaphor? What is its relevance for us today?

It is a story about hope, a story about our destiny as part of human evolution. It is about confidence that all of humanity is part of something truly cosmic in scale. It is a reason for us to joyfully rise each day as we say “Yes” to being a crucial part of evolution!

You are invited to “Take Hold” as God lifts us out of darkness and shows us the way!Tom’s Bio:  With a background that includes degrees in philosophy, theology and spirituality, in addition to a Ph.D. in psychology, Dr. Legere offers a background that is truly universal. Ordained a priest at the Vatican, Tom is an author of three books, a frequent speaker on television and lately appearing on podcasts, and with his own Facebook page on spiritual growth, Tom was a member of the faculty of the Pebble School of Sacred Ministries since its very beginning. He has lectured on three continents and taught graduate students over a 51 year career.He was awarded a lifetime achievement award in teaching from Fordham University.