What does it take to start something new? For some it takes connecting to courage, for others it takes time apart from everyday routines. Are you looking to begin again with a deeper sense of purpose? Perhaps you want to reconnect your soul with your roles in life? Or are simply longing for protected time to rest and reflect? This retreat is for anyone in need of a fresh start. Event Cost: Includes all meals, instruction, lodging and tax $700.00 per person (private room)/ $520 per person...
Tag: spiritual renewal
Make space for your soul. Take time for rest, courage, and renewal. A moment to explore your deep questions, listen to your inner wisdom, and gather strength for daily living. This monthly, drop-in, mini-retreat is for anyone wanting to listen more deeply for the authentic and genuine within themselves and to find the courage to flourish in every season, even in the midst of challenge. Tending to Soul offers time and space to take a deep breath, to make space for the soul to show up and to...
Thursday, February 13, 2025, 5–6:30 p.m., Emmanuel College Chapel and Online, Free. "Soul Care for Self-Injury: Theological Reflection and Spiritual Care Strategies," a new book by Amy Panton, assistant professor of practical theology at Emmanuel College. Through a thoughtful theological lens, Amy explores the complexities of self-injury, offering insights and spiritual care strategies for those who support individuals on their healing journey. At the event, Amy will engage in a conversation...
Amahl and his mother open their door to three strangers—and find a life forever transformed. Amahl and the Night Visitors is a heartwarming one-act opera by Gian Carlo Menotti, originally created for television in 1951. The story follows Amahl, a poor, disabled shepherd boy, and his widowed mother. One night, they are visited by three kings—Melchior, Gaspar, and Balthazar—on their journey to present gifts to the Christ child. Despite their poverty, Amahl and his mother offer the kings...
Join us for this fall's Bible for Busy People as Rev. Stephen tells the story of the birth of Christian art in three sessions. The first looks at the very first Christian images ever created. They are found underground in Rome, painted onto the walls of burial tombs known as catacombs. They show a faith that is just starting to figure out how to present its ideas and stories in pictures. All are welcome to attend. Here to access the Zoom link. Link works for both dates....