Don't miss your chance to discover the sources and energy within you and your work with the Center for Spiritual & Social Transformation's latest workshop experience, Soul of Work, led by Rev. Joellynn Monahan.
Early bird registration closes Monday October 6th at 5pm. Sign up before and save.
This half-day workshop will help you to reconnect to the source, energy and creativity already within you through:
• Guided Meditation: Find rootedness, spaciousness, time to set-aside our “to-do”s. Be supported to practice intention-setting and presence in our daily life.
• Embodied Contemplation: Tap into bodily wisdom and expand our ways of knowing.
• Community Wisdom Sharing: Engage a diversity of experience and imagination to renew the energy and creativity that sustains the soul of work.
About the facilitator:
Rev. Joellynn Monahan offers spiritual direction and formation for individuals, groups & communities. Rooted in the deepest wisdom of the Christian tradition (justice, radical hospitality, love of God / self / neighbor / enemies, honoring the sacredness of creation) she accompanies diverse people of many faiths, spiritual paths and philosophies as they pay attention to the ways their faith, spirituality, and ethics shape their choices and living. She has a passion for helping activists, religious leaders, artists, organizers, non-profit workers, and changemakers in every walk of life develop deep resources to help them sustain and flourish over time. Her ministry reflects over 25 years commitment to education and activism on social justice issues including anti-racism, gender equity, LGBT advocacy, disability rights, and environmental and food justice. Rev. Monahan is an ordained minister in the United Church of Christ and has practiced mindfulness in the Vipassana Buddhist tradition since 1998. She received her Masters of Divinity from Pacific School of Religion and Masters of Education in Counseling & Human Development from St. Lawrence University.
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• Guided Meditation: Find rootedness, spaciousness, time to set-aside our “to-do”s. Be supported to practice intention-setting and presence in our daily life.
• Embodied Contemplation: Tap into bodily wisdom and expand our ways of knowing.
• Community Wisdom Sharing: Engage a diversity of experience and imagination to renew the energy and creativity that sustains the soul of work.
About the facilitator:
Rev. Joellynn Monahan offers spiritual direction and formation for individuals, groups & communities. Rooted in the deepest wisdom of the Christian tradition (justice, radical hospitality, love of God / self / neighbor / enemies, honoring the sacredness of creation) she accompanies diverse people of many faiths, spiritual paths and philosophies as they pay attention to the ways their faith, spirituality, and ethics shape their choices and living. She has a passion for helping activists, religious leaders, artists, organizers, non-profit workers, and changemakers in every walk of life develop deep resources to help them sustain and flourish over time. Her ministry reflects over 25 years commitment to education and activism on social justice issues including anti-racism, gender equity, LGBT advocacy, disability rights, and environmental and food justice. Rev. Monahan is an ordained minister in the United Church of Christ and has practiced mindfulness in the Vipassana Buddhist tradition since 1998. She received her Masters of Divinity from Pacific School of Religion and Masters of Education in Counseling & Human Development from St. Lawrence University.
Don't miss your chance to discover the sources and energy within you and your work with the Center for Spiritual & Social Transformation's latest workshop experience, Soul of Work, led by Rev. Joellynn Monahan.
Early bird registration closes Monday October 6th at 5pm. Sign up before and save.
This half-day workshop will help you to reconnect to the source, energy and creativity already within you through:
• Guided Meditation: Find rootedness, spaciousness, time to set-aside our “to-do”s. Be supported to practice intention-setting and presence in our daily life.
• Embodied Contemplation: Tap into bodily wisdom and expand our ways of knowing.
• Community Wisdom Sharing: Engage a diversity of experience and imagination to renew the energy and creativity that sustains the soul of work.
About the facilitator:
Rev. Joellynn Monahan offers spiritual direction and formation for individuals, groups & communities. Rooted in the deepest wisdom of the Christian tradition (justice, radical hospitality, love of God / self / neighbor / enemies, honoring the sacredness of creation) she accompanies diverse people of many faiths, spiritual paths and philosophies as they pay attention to the ways their faith, spirituality, and ethics shape their choices and living. She has a passion for helping activists, religious leaders, artists, organizers, non-profit workers, and changemakers in every walk of life develop deep resources to help them sustain and flourish over time. Her ministry reflects over 25 years commitment to education and activism on social justice issues including anti-racism, gender equity, LGBT advocacy, disability rights, and environmental and food justice. Rev. Monahan is an ordained minister in the United Church of Christ and has practiced mindfulness in the Vipassana Buddhist tradition since 1998. She received her Masters of Divinity from Pacific School of Religion and Masters of Education in Counseling & Human Development from St. Lawrence University.
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• Guided Meditation: Find rootedness, spaciousness, time to set-aside our “to-do”s. Be supported to practice intention-setting and presence in our daily life.
• Embodied Contemplation: Tap into bodily wisdom and expand our ways of knowing.
• Community Wisdom Sharing: Engage a diversity of experience and imagination to renew the energy and creativity that sustains the soul of work.
About the facilitator:
Rev. Joellynn Monahan offers spiritual direction and formation for individuals, groups & communities. Rooted in the deepest wisdom of the Christian tradition (justice, radical hospitality, love of God / self / neighbor / enemies, honoring the sacredness of creation) she accompanies diverse people of many faiths, spiritual paths and philosophies as they pay attention to the ways their faith, spirituality, and ethics shape their choices and living. She has a passion for helping activists, religious leaders, artists, organizers, non-profit workers, and changemakers in every walk of life develop deep resources to help them sustain and flourish over time. Her ministry reflects over 25 years commitment to education and activism on social justice issues including anti-racism, gender equity, LGBT advocacy, disability rights, and environmental and food justice. Rev. Monahan is an ordained minister in the United Church of Christ and has practiced mindfulness in the Vipassana Buddhist tradition since 1998. She received her Masters of Divinity from Pacific School of Religion and Masters of Education in Counseling & Human Development from St. Lawrence University.
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