Mondays, October 7,14, 21, 28 | 7 - 8:30 pm Facilitated by Mike Reiling ZOOM In this program we will pray in a way that honors the Christ presence in all things. During our sessions, we will practice prayer using the writings and guidance of contemporary spiritual writers. Sessions will include short presentations, prayer times and the opportunity to share ...
This is the rescheduled program from August! Facilitated by Ben Bagocius On Zoom Growing up with siblings with disabilities or challenging behaviors can open difficult yet honest questions of love and despair. Drawing from Elina Hirvonen’s When I Forgot and Gina Berriault’s The Lights of Earth, we will read a little, write a little, and share out whatever you feel ...
Facilitated by Ben Bagocius Akhenaten, Dweller in Truth by Naguib Mahfouz Akhenaten was the first pharaoh to put forward belief in one God rather than many gods. It caused quite a stir at the time. We’ll learn about monotheism in Egyptian history, the deep history of Judaism and Christianity, mysticism and women’s leadership in religion. (Akhenaten’s wife was the famous ...
Facilitated by Mike Reiling This program promotes regular writing as an opportunity to reflectively explore the meaning and movement of life. Writing focuses the mind and heart. Participants can be new to journaling or occasional journalists seeking new topics to write about. Each session will include teaching on a journaling topic, some periods for personal journal writing, and group conversations ...
Facilitated by Mike Reiling This program promotes regular writing as an opportunity to reflectively explore the meaning and movement of life. Writing focuses the mind and heart. Participants can be new to journaling or occasional journalists seeking new topics to write about. Each session will include teaching on a journaling topic, some periods for personal journal writing, and group conversations ...
Facilitated by Mike Reiling This program promotes regular writing as an opportunity to reflectively explore the meaning and movement of life. Writing focuses the mind and heart. Participants can be new to journaling or occasional journalists seeking new topics to write about. Each session will include teaching on a journaling topic, some periods for personal journal writing, and group conversations ...
Facilitated by Ben Bagocius On Zoom Growing up with siblings with disabilities or challenging behaviors can open difficult yet honest questions of love and despair. Drawing from Elina Hirvonen’s When I Forgot and Gina Berriault’s The Lights of Earth, we will read a little, write a little, and share out whatever you feel called to in this conversation about brothers, ...
Facilitated by Mike Reiling On Zoom This program promotes regular writing as an opportunity to reflectively explore the meaning and movement of life. Writing focuses the mind and heart. Participants can be new to journaling or occasional journalists seeking new topics to write about. Each session will include teaching on a journaling topic, some periods for personal journal writing, and ...
Facilitated by Alan Kolp On ZOOM “Don’t ask what the world needs. Ask what makes you come alive, and go do it. Because what the world needs is people who have come alive.” ― Howard Thurman The basic questions are “where am I going?” and “who will go with me?” Join us for the journey. Howard Thurman, 20th century spiritual giant and ...
Facilitated by Mike Reiling on Zoom Join an engaging conversation about decarbonizing our planet and mitigating climate change using the highly-researched En-Roads Climate Solutions Simulator En-Roads enables us to consider the benefits of various climate policies and activities using 18 different climate-affecting variables. In this workshop we will look at policies that expect to reduce the temperature growth from +3 ...