Is the world a little too noisy for you?

A journey of finding inner lightness, freedom, and ease by connecting to our bodies through our senses, movement, and stillness.

Buddhist priest Brian Vaugh and poet Sandy Carlson will lead a day of reflection, meditation, and freewriting.

Our day will consist of practicing together—giving ourselves to periods of silent prayer, learning the method and its gentle discipline of letting go, considering the wisdom of simply being with what is, and reflecting on how Centering Prayer opens onto a profound stillness that seekers of every tradition will find familiar.

A time of intense connection to self and others, using writing as a tool to retreat from our often too-busy lives of work and caretaking.

Peter Yaremko, an author and poet, leads participants in this weekend program to focus on poetry and their own well-being – a little oasis in which to bask in the beauty of healing words and learn to tap into their inner wellspring of creativity.

 Learn to tell your story. The one yearning to be told.

This Demonstration will give ideas of Sweet or Savory Pastries you can make with purchased Puff Pastry

Dale Allen, filmmaker, veteran of corporate and commercial communications, and bestselling author shares her film “In Our Right Minds” followed by dynamic engagement and discussion.

Throughout the retreat, Ed weaves his personal experience in recovery through the steps of AA, while drawing on the teachings of Richard Rohr, Joan Chittister, Thomas Keating, and Bill Wilson.

 During this upcoming winter season, let's take time to focus on our wellbeing by honoring this winter season, learning how to rest, and take a sacred pause through creating your own "Little Sabbaths.”

 Join us for a day of quiet reflection, prayerful conversation, and spiritual renewal in a welcoming and confidential setting.

This advent, like no other, let us say AMEN to ADVENT , as we notice more deeply, Emmanuel, God – with – us.

Part of a solid foundation in recovery is the ability to trust in a power greater than ourselves. 

Core Intention: Honoring the Sacred Pause