Retreats & Events
Women Mystics School: Evelyn Underhill. December 3 at noon EDT
The Women Mystics School startedFeb 5 2022 and runs on the first Saturday of the month from 12-1:30 Eastern time. You can join any time, for a nominal fee. This is a monthly course sponsored by Spiritual Wanderlust. I will be offering a master class on Evelyn Underhill on December 3, 2022
Information, cost and registration are here: please mention my name if you register. Register here
Annunciations in our Lives: An Advent Quiet Day, December 10 2022 at Bon Secours
in person at Bon Secours Retreat Center December 10, 2022 9:30-4:00Using art and poetry we will focus on the Annunciation to Mary, so central to our Advent observance, exploring the many ways we are invited to say “yes” to the divine invitations in our lives. Register here
Prayer and Creativity: Practices for a Holy Lent. March 3-5, 2023 at Bon Secours
This weekend retreat will explore how art, poetry and music to invite us into the Lenten practices of silence, attentiveness to God and openness to new growth. More information and registration here
Praying with Poetry: online through VTS, March 2,9,16,23,30 2023.
Thursday evenings in March, 7:30-8:30, online through the Lifelong Learning center at Virginia Theological Center.
In five short sessions, the course will offer opportunities to explore how reading and writing poetry can become a spiritual practice. More information and registration here
Teaching at Adelynrood Retreat Center
Co-leading Adelynrood School for Spiritual Direction, June 5-9 and August 7-11, 2023.
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(Past)Foundation Fundamentals Book Group: Verna Dozier’s The Dream of God
Through Virginia Seminary’s Center for Lifelong Learning: Verna Dozier’s The Dream of God, first published in 1991, has become a classic work of prophetic writing: calling the institutional church to reclaim its true calling as the place where the people of God, the laity or laos, are empowered and nurtured to participate in building the divine vision of a beloved community where justice and mutual compassion prevail. This 5-week book study will revisit this important work, to explore how it lands with followers of Jesus and others in our own time. Register here