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In our session of Lectio Divina, the chosen passage from the bible is read, then its meaning is reflected upon. This is followed by prayer and contemplation. Everyone is welcome and there is no charge for attending. Haven't tried Lectio, not sure what it is, come and visit us online and learn more.

Students are led to recognize their own physical potential within their limitations. No matter the time one is facing, we all have the ability to find strength and flexibility for an overall balanced well-being into our very presence of self.

When moving from a busy work day into the evening it is helpful to have time to let go. This class focuses on releasing tension and stress that is held in the body, while rejuvenating the body and mind for the remainder of your evening. Relish the transitions in order to enjoy life.

This class is geared at harmonizing body movement that creates stability and deep relaxation. Students explore movements of strength to help remove tension followed by postures of deep release to allow the body and mind to relax. The two states of being dance to create a spirit that is revitalized!

Bring your pets for the St. Francis blessing and then peruse the vendor market. Food, crafts, art, etc. it will all be here. Fun for the kids as well as the adults.

In this monthly program we learn the daily discipline of reciting affirmations that move us away from the popular culture mindset of struggle, strife, and stress. Instead we move toward a deliberate subconscious mindset of the Peace of God beyond Understanding. A revised intentional mindset that changes everything. Join us to begin the change of your spiritual everything!

Special presentation Aging as Spiritual Practice: Science of Healthy Aging for all those attending WWIT today. Others may participate online by registering.

In our session of Lectio Divina, the chosen passage from the bible is read, then its meaning is reflected upon. This is followed by prayer and contemplation. Everyone is welcome and there is no charge for attending. Haven't tried Lectio, not sure what it is, come and visit us online and learn more.

Students are led to recognize their own physical potential within their limitations. No matter the time one is facing, we all have the ability to find strength and flexibility for an overall balanced well-being into our very presence of self.

When moving from a busy work day into the evening it is helpful to have time to let go. This class focuses on releasing tension and stress that is held in the body, while rejuvenating the body and mind for the remainder of your evening. Relish the transitions in order to enjoy life.

This class is geared at harmonizing body movement that creates stability and deep relaxation. Students explore movements of strength to help remove tension followed by postures of deep release to allow the body and mind to relax. The two states of being dance to create a spirit that is revitalized!

Drawing upon the seminal work of Janet Hagberg and Robert Guelich’s The Critical Journey: Stages in the Life of Faith, this workshop… o explores seven distinct stages of faith (from “Awakening to God” to “Union with God”) – with some attention to the ways that these stages mirror developmental phases in St. Teresa’s Interior Castle, o characterizes and affirms “the Wall” (or “The Dark Night of the Soul”) as a crucial phase in our spiritual growth and maturation, o acknowledges the ways that we can become caged or stuck at each stage, o explores the ways that stage of faith considerations – including Hagberg’s “Spiritual Life Inventory” -- can inform the ministry of spiritual direction

In our session of Lectio Divina, the chosen passage from the bible is read, then its meaning is reflected upon. This is followed by prayer and contemplation. Everyone is welcome and there is no charge for attending. Haven't tried Lectio, not sure what it is, come and visit us online and learn more.

Students are led to recognize their own physical potential within their limitations. No matter the time one is facing, we all have the ability to find strength and flexibility for an overall balanced well-being into our very presence of self.

When moving from a busy work day into the evening it is helpful to have time to let go. This class focuses on releasing tension and stress that is held in the body, while rejuvenating the body and mind for the remainder of your evening. Relish the transitions in order to enjoy life.

A relaxed pace (a film a month) + a reduced load (watch a synopsis of a film if you don’t have time to watch the whole thing at home) + a critical eye (to the ways spiritual themes play in the movies) + a safe place to share (facilitated by a certified spiritual director): Put them together and you have the basis for this monthly offering that explores key themes of Christian spirituality and spiritual formation through the lens of Hollywood classics. Each month this Fall, learners will engage a different film synopsis (key scenes, “cleaned up” as necessary) then discuss spiritual themes seen in each film. Films scheduled for the months ahead include the “The Matrix,” “The Way,” “Chocolat,” and “Tender Mercies.”

This class is geared at harmonizing body movement that creates stability and deep relaxation. Students explore movements of strength to help remove tension followed by postures of deep release to allow the body and mind to relax. The two states of being dance to create a spirit that is revitalized!

Many of us have heard and read the story of the Samaritan woman at the well, who wondered about this Jewish man without a bucket proclaiming, "but whoever drinks the water I shall give will never thirst; the water I shall give will become in him a spring of water welling up to eternal life.” From the book of John 4:14. Yet, there is a deeper message in this story that God is trying to tell us about our own lives today. Join Rev. Dr. Beth Marie Halvorsen to explore a fresh interpretation of the Samaritan Woman by recognizing our possible biases, gaining a fuller sense of history, and moving into greater breadth and depth in our own lives.

Love and loss are parts of life. Poems have been giving comfort to the bereaved for centuries. From the psalms of lament in Scripture to contemporary poets like John O'Donohue and Mary Oliver, poets continue to write about the human experience of loss and grief. The language of a poem can touch you and help you name your feelings. Words of poetry can help connect us precious memories and often turn into words of prayer. In this program Pat will share her love of poetry as one of the gifts God gave her as a companion to her grief after her son, Jeff, died. She will share excerpts from poems that helped sustain her. Participants will be encouraged to read and reflect on poems and prayers offered during this program.

In our session of Lectio Divina, the chosen passage from the bible is read, then its meaning is reflected upon. This is followed by prayer and contemplation. Everyone is welcome and there is no charge for attending. Haven't tried Lectio, not sure what it is, come and visit us online and learn more.

Students are led to recognize their own physical potential within their limitations. No matter the time one is facing, we all have the ability to find strength and flexibility for an overall balanced well-being into our very presence of self.

When moving from a busy work day into the evening it is helpful to have time to let go. This class focuses on releasing tension and stress that is held in the body, while rejuvenating the body and mind for the remainder of your evening. Relish the transitions in order to enjoy life.

This class is geared at harmonizing body movement that creates stability and deep relaxation. Students explore movements of strength to help remove tension followed by postures of deep release to allow the body and mind to relax. The two states of being dance to create a spirit that is revitalized!