Sundays, January 11, 18, 25 and February 1   
 

11:30-12:45 PM (with lunch)             

In a world that feels fractured, cruel, unjust and overwhelming, this series creates space for us as individuals and as a community to listen for God’s voice and notice where the Spirit is already moving among us. Together we will explore our power, identify God-given gifts, and learn practical ways we can honor, love and care for our neighbors with courage and tenderness. Rooted in community prayer, prayer and shared wisdom, we will hone our faith muscles so that we remain steadfast in embodying justice, mercy, love and care for others. 

Please feel free to bring food to share

in-person or on Zoom

Wednesdays, Jan 14,  21, 28, Feb 4, 11  

6:45 - 8 PM

This five week class invites you to explore Revelation in a fresh way, grounded in the context of early Christian communities living under the shadow of the Roman Empire.Through current scholarship, art, videos, and discussion, we will explore how Revelation has been interpreted, misinterpreted, and weaponized, and how it can offer hope and justice. Come and see how studying Revelation can give us courage and renewed faith for the times we are living in.

 Each class will stand on its own, so if you miss one, don’t worry. 

Saturday, Feb 7

9am - 3pm

Participants will engage in a variety of contemplative practices drawn from Quaker silence, the Desert Fathers’ stillness, Benedictine rhythms, and other traditions that cultivate interior depth and attentiveness to God. Designed as a spacious, reflective day, the retreat prepares leaders to enter Lent with openness, rootedness, and a renewed capacity to listen in the wilderness. These ancient practices and patterns will nurture participants’ own spiritual journey and cultivate an imagination for their place in your church’s life cycle. *The course prepares participants for the corresponding online Lenten course with the same name. 

Register with code LiVE2025