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Day 31. Dynamic Spirituality for a Changing World.

The origin story of the name 170 Trees starts with some of the worst of humanity and continues with some of the best. On August 6 and August 9, 1945, in WWII, the United States dropped two atomic bombs on the people of Japan, in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, respectively. It was unknown if any trees had survived or would survive for the long haul. 170 trees survived and live on now!

170 Trees is a nonprofit* inter spiritual/interfaith organization that is innovating ways to connect to our spirituality. With our members, we are co-creating a virtual place of radical belonging and dynamic spirituality for a changed and changing world. We have programs where people can explore meaning-making, spirituality, community and new ways to thrive in this unique time in history.

Learn More about Dynamic Spirituality for a Changing World at (https://170trees.org).

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