Sun May 7, 2017 – Tue May 9, 2017
9:00 am – 4:00 pm

Trinity the Soul of Creation

This re-broadcast of the April Conference will be facilitated by Andrew Twiddy. The program will include viewing of the conference along with plenary and sharing within the group. You may chose the residential or the commuter option for this program. Here is the description of the conference from the Center for Action and Contemplation website:

Beloved authors and teachers Richard Rohr, Cynthia Bourgeault, and Wm Paul Young come together to reveal a three-dimensional view of the many sided Mystery. The Trinity is the foundation and template for the entire universe. Belief in a Trinitarian God is not primarily a Christian theological revelation as much as it is a metaphor for the nature of reality, both seen and unseen.

We find the pattern of dynamic relationship in the very structure of the atom, in our families, in ecosystems and economies. It is a pattern of mutual giving and receiving: in a word, Love. If Trinity is the model for Creation (Genesis 1:26-27), then it is a relational, benevolent universe.

Rohr, Bourgeault, and Young believe the Trinity—fully experienced and enjoyed—has the capacity to change everything. We already participate within this dance whether we realize it or not. But when we consciously engage in loving communion, we open ourselves to being transformed at the deepest levels.

Bring your heart, mind, and body to this far-reaching, personal, and life-changing conversation. Join an ecumenical and inter-faith gathering, moving together through reflective experiences, including contemplative prayer, music, movement (Yoga, Tai Chi Chih, and walking meditation),* group and individual processing. Come early for a pre-conference introduction to contemplation; beginners and long-time practitioners alike are welcome!

We invite you to enter into a deep journey, wherever you are on the path—just beginning, lost along the way, longing for companionship, enjoying God’s friendship.

We hope you leave with an entirely different way of knowing yourself and the world. Our teachers offer not mere information but wisdom that has implications for theology, psychology, science, and politics.