The United Thank Offering (UTO) and Bexley Seabury are moving The Theology of Gratitude Conference online in order to ensure the health and safety of all involved as well as to include more people in participating in the conference. The one-day live webinar conference will take place on April 24. Join online Please register here …
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By Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat   Anglicans (a.k.a Episcopalians) have contributed many rich resources to the wellspring of spirituality. We’ve tapped into that source to create this course consisting of 40 emails. Each email includes a thought-provoking quotation from an Anglican preacher, teacher, or spiritual director followed by a related practice suggestion. You are …
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Take a moment to recall the places that replenish you, where you have gone or still go to find serenity, safety, and the sacred. This e-course offers you an opportunity to bask in the gift of such places, to foster creative new ideas about how to design a sanctuary, and to receive inspiration for offering …
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Edward Abbey once described his essays as “prose psalms which celebrate the divine beauty of the natural world.” Come along with us on a retreat conducted via email and explore all the ways you can discover and celebrate the Divine in nature. You will receive 40 emails, sent to you daily, each with a short …
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By Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat   We like to think of ourselves as being somewhat in control of our lives. But events and circumstances often conspire to set us off course. In periods of economic crisis, war and political chaos, and widespread cultural change, uncertainty and insecurity make our journey feel ever more stressful …
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By Contemplative Outreach, Thomas Keating In your Light, I see only Light. — Psalm 36 In the back of Open Mind, Open Heart, the seminal book by Father Thomas Keating (1923 – 1918) published in 1986, he lists 42 guidelines which he described as a “tentative effort to restate the Christian spiritual journey in contemporary …
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By Thomas Moore Thomas Moore is known for his consistently thought-provoking explorations of soul in all its shades and textures; his classic Care of the Soul and the books that have followed demonstrate his ability to reinvigorate and inhabit old concepts. He is also a master of everyday spirituality, a lifestyle nurtured during the 12 …
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By Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat Edward Hays was a storyteller, artist, and the author of more than 35 bestselling books on prayer and spirituality. He was ordained a priest for the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas on May 31, 1958. After thirteen years in the parish ministry, he made an extended prayer pilgrimage …
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By Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat “Whoever feels attracted to Jesus cannot adequately explain why,” Adolf Holl, author of Jesus in Bad Company wisely observed. “We must be prepared to be always correcting our image of Jesus for we will never exhaust what there is to know. Jesus is full of surprises.” That may actually …
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We’ve all heard the negative things about technology and mental health. Join us as we learn about all the ways that technology is helping medical professionals diagnose, treat, and help people suffering from mental illness in their recovery process! Use your computer or smartphone to spend some rewarding time learning about trends in mental illness …
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