THRIVE.
A cohort designed to grow a deeper understanding of spirituality that transcends vocation, cultivates a life-giving community of practice, and develops generative, sustainable spiritual practices for life and work.
Spirituality for Sustainability Cohort 2022
for Leaders in Churches and Faith Organizations
Deepen the care of your own soul
KEY DETAILS
full
schedule
Cohort designs are flexible to accommodate the needs of participants and/or organizations.
The 2022 Cohort participants will determine the time and date of the bi-monthly check-ins and the closing intensive based on group availability majority during the opening intensive.
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opening
intensive
The opening intensive involves three, three-hour sessions over a three-day period with facilitated discussion and engaging activities.
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Thursday, January 20, 5-8 pm
with catered meal
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Friday, January 21, 1-4 pm
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Saturday, January 22, 1-4 pm
bi-monthly
check-ins
Six two-hour gatherings over a three-month period provide ongoing learning and support in building a community of practice.
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February - April 2022
TBD with Cohort Participants
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Closing
intensive
The closing intensive is one four hour session to launch the community of practice and explore strategies for nurturing organizational culture.
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May 2022
TBD with Cohort Participants
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REGISTRATION IS CLOSED.
STAY TUNED FOR FUTURE OFFERINGS!
I have witnessed how Joel and Jessica have come to know the need for and the benefit of this kind of soul and life sustaining support through their own personal experiences.
I have also witnessed the need for it in the lives of those ministering in our city: people who give themselves tirelessly (while personally exhausted in body, soul and spirit) with a deep sense of call to serve others.
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Dave Kuiper, Christian Health Associates
Anchorage Pastor Emeritus
Spirituality is absolutely essential in continuing work in this field... The spiritual practices greatly helped my emotional, psychological, and social disposition. The inner peace from it bleeds into work and family life.
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Social Services Sustainability Cohort Alumni
Recognizing how our idea of self, God, and a connection to a calling all inform the work we do is vital to maintaining why we do the work. Maintaining our why is essential to preventing burnout. It also helps us stay innovative in how we accomplish our work and undergirds efforts towards sustainability in our work.
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JP Ouellette, Peacemaking Partners
& Office of Children Services
