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Hello to Friends of the Centre for Spirituality at Work.
As you may know, among many things in my life, one role is as a doctoral
student in theology. My focus is on how a downtown church can be a resource
for the spiritual needs of people who work in the neighbourhood. The ministry
setting for this is Church of the Redeemer, an historic, open and
inclusive Anglican church at Bloor & Avenue Rd. in Toronto where I'm
a parishioner. This ministry is welcoming for people of any or no faith
tradition. It includes a drop-in meditation group led by Joseph Bergeron
that meets in the chapel every Thursday 12:15 to 1:00 pm, and occasionally
facilitating a 4-week reflective conversation series.
Please join a small group of us for Time and its Meaning. We will
have four facilitated after-work reflective conversations based on guidelines
developed by the Rev. Whitney Roberson for her Spirituality at Work ministry
in the Episcopal Diocese of California. It is amazing how her approach
can lead us to real depth and meaning in a short time. We will reflect
on a different question each week: What makes time truly productive? Can
we do anything about how busy we are? Is ours the only way to look at
time? and When is Spirit at work in our time?
Depending on numbers, we will have one or two groups. If two, Kathleen
Conway has generously offered to facilitate the second group. Kathleen
is President of Camden Communications (www.CamdenCommunications) and the
leader of the Introduction to Constructive Communications offered through
the Centre for Spirituality at Work, pass this on to others you think
may be interested.
Four Mondays, May 2, 9, 16, 30, 5:45 to 6:45 pm, Church of the Redeemer,
162 Bloor St.W., Avenue Rd. entrance.
If you can join us for the four conversations, or for at least three,
please pre-register by Friday April 29: Sherry@SpiritualityAtWork.org
, giving your name, e-mail address, and phone number. There is no fee
for this series.
All the best,
Sherry
Sherry Connolly, MBA, MDiv, DMin (cand.)
Founding Director
Centre for Spirituality at Work
Connecting who you are and the work you do ....
www.SpiritualityAtWork.org
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