Encounter God - Be Renewed
Meet at Foothill Regional Park for a 2.5 mile contemplative hike to reflect on the wonder of God in nature. The trail has some hills and the wildflowers should be in bloom. $7 parking fee or a Regional Parks Pass. […]
Balancing social action with contemplation will enable you to build resilience for the long haul. Contemplation is a way to nourish your spirit and fill your cup so you can pour out for others. Maybe you don’t want to feel […]
Each month we will gather at the Journey Center to watch a 90 minute video presentation on a particular woman mystic. Teachers, really mystics themselves, will share their insights and introduce us to mystics such as Mary Magdalene, Teresa of […]
The Contemplative Enneagram in Times of Stress In challenging times, such as our recent pandemic, we are given the opportunity to ask and reflect: How am I coping? What am I learning about myself and others? What does the Spirit […]
Balancing social action with contemplation will enable you to build resilience for the long haul. Contemplation is a way to nourish your spirit and fill your cup so you can pour out for others. Maybe you don’t want to feel […]
Join us for a time to drink in the beauty of nature. We will meet at Shiloh Ranch Regional Park for a hike down to a pond. It is well shaded. There are some hills along the 2.5 mile out […]
Each month we will gather at the Journey Center to watch a 90 minute video presentation on a particular woman mystic. Teachers, really mystics themselves, will share their insights and introduce us to mystics such as Mary Magdalene, Teresa of […]
Balancing social action with contemplation will enable you to build resilience for the long haul. Contemplation is a way to nourish your spirit and fill your cup so you can pour out for others. Maybe you don’t want to feel […]
Join us for a contemplative walk along the Kortum trail, beginning at Shell Beach. Come receive the refreshment that nature gives while being fully present to the Beloved. Click here for the map. We'll walk for a total of 3 miles. […]
