Speaking with Spirit
Zoom PAAn Online Poetry Immersive with Jesse White Connect with Spirit through reading and writing poetry. As we move through themes connected to our relationships with Divinity in our writing practice, we will journal and explore various forms of poetry. New to poetry? No problem! This course will accommodate everyone, from those with little experience to […]
The Battered Earth: Injury, Loss, and Healing
Zoom PAAn Online First Monday Lecture with Beverly Ward Since participating in a Woodbrooke course, “A Quaker Response to Climate Collapse” in 2021, Beverly Ward has been sitting with this concern: “We consider that Quakers could be poised to become midwives and comforters of the challenging times ahead of us.” Beverly will invite participants to join […]
Café Darkness Online: A Virtual Writing Workshop for People of Color
Zoom PAAn online writing workshop for people of color with Joanne Daley, Danie "Ocean" Jackson, and K. Melchor Quick Hall We are a community of writers of different genres and ages, committed to expanding the supportive space for people of color to write, read, and speak our stories – real imagined, poetic, and futuristic – into […]
The Sacred and Eternal Present Moment
Pendle Hill 338 Plush Mill Rd, WallingfordA Seven-Day Mindfulness Meditation Retreat On Campus with Mary Grace Orr, Anne Briggs, and Rebecca Kronlage. In order to find inner peace and wisdom, virtually every spiritual lineage stresses the importance of learning to plumb the depths of the present moment. The simple techniques of mindfulness and kindness, taught by the Buddha, teach us to […]
Hope Leans Forward
Zoom PAAn online series with Valerie Brown offering tools and practices to navigate these challenging times. Two consecutive Saturdays, 10:00am-11:30am Eastern Time (US & Canada) in collaboration with Woodbrooke Study Centre. We are being pulled apart and broken-open by the global pandemic, violence, racial injustice, climate crisis, etc. This course will equip you with tools and […]
Hope Leans Forward
Zoom PAAn online series with Valerie Brown offering tools and practices to navigate these challenging times. Two consecutive Saturdays, 10:00am-11:30am Eastern Time (US & Canada) in collaboration with Woodbrooke Study Centre. We are being pulled apart and broken-open by the global pandemic, violence, racial injustice, climate crisis, etc. This course will equip you with tools and […]
Loving, Listening, Learning, Discerning: A Couple Enrichment Retreat
Pendle Hill 338 Plush Mill Rd, WallingfordAn in-person weekend program with experienced Couple Enrichment Leaders Mike and Marsha Green, Kirsten Brink, and Andrew Dembski As a couple in a committed relationship, you and your partner face many decisions on a daily basis. They can range from the everyday (who’s picking up the kids from school?) to big life questions (what sort […]
Café Darkness: An In-Person Writing Workshop for People of Color
Pendle Hill 338 Plush Mill Rd, WallingfordAn on-campus writing workshop for people of color with Joanne Daley, Danie Ocean Jackson, and K. Melchor Quick Hall We are a community of writers of different genres and ages, committed to expanding the supportive space for people of color to write, read, and speak our stories, real and imagined, into being. Join us on […]
The Work That Reconnects
Pendle Hill 338 Plush Mill Rd, WallingfordAn on-campus workshop with Lynne Iser and Mordechai Liebling exploring the work of Joanna Macy Friday 4:30pm through Sunday noon In this critical moment, many of us feel the need to act--yet feel discouraged or overwhelmed. This workshop, based on the teachings of Joanna Macy, will help us rekindle our power to go forth and […]
Aiming for Freedom: Race, Reparations, and Right Paths
Pendle Hill 338 Plush Mill Rd, WallingfordAn on-campus multiracial space for the bold visioning of our shared liberation through the development of individual and collective art works. Co-facilitated with three Black feminist visual artists, the “Aiming for Freedom” arts-based workshop is a multiracial space for the bold visioning of our shared liberation through the development of individual and collective art works. […]