A warm, supportive space for women to pause, breathe, and reconnect with themselves and one another. Each circle includes gentle mindfulness practices, guided reflection, and optional sharing to cultivate presence, clarity, and self-compassion. No prior experience is needed—just come as you are. You can register on the link on home page or walk-in. $15 suggested donation. No one will be turned away.
With Rev. Tony and Liliana
SUNDAY MARCH 8TH
Join us for a powerful healing experience, as Rev. Tony and Liliana Cryer guide us through a process of forgiveness based on the principles of A Course in Miracles.
“Forgiveness is the key to happiness.” Lesson 121 ACIM
Rev. Adam is an inspirational speaker and singer, sought-after coach and corporate trainer who has become a New Thought leader in the fields of positive psychology and practical spirituality.
Facilitated by Michelle LeVangie, Sacred Holistic Healing with Peter Eldridge, musician.
Gather in sacred space to honor the Spring Equinox. a time of renewal, balance and new beginnings.
Suggest Donation $20 – $30 sliding scale. No one will be turned away.
This month’s selection is “Theo of Golden” by Allen Levi. The novel is a beautiful upbeat story about a mysterious stranger who shows up in a small southern town and engages in acts of kindness. The story focuses on the impact of anonymous generosity, the importance of being present and how small acts can transform a community.
Please consider picking up the book now and coming to the meeting. Everyone is invited even if you have never been to a book club before.
This week we will be walking the trail at the Indian Lands Conservation Area in So. Dennis.
We will meet in the parking lot at the trailhead to the bike path at 1:30 pm.
Why do some people recover quickly while others stay stuck? The answer comes down to one powerful skill: resilience and you can learn it too.
Read more and register at the link on the home page.
This film re-imagines a thriving, resilient civilization after the collapse of our current economies, drawing on the inspirational work of British environmental economist David Fleming. We encounter extraordinary projects and people from four continents who are are cultivating a resilience that’s not reliant on the impossible promise of eternal economic growth.
Panel discussion follows with members of FCEN, Faith Communities Environmental Newtwork.
You’ve tried every plan. You know what to eat, yet something keeps pulling you off track. You eat past full, skip meals, or feel a wave of guilt after lunch. This isn’t a willpower problem. This is about reconnecting with yourself.
This is a transformative online 4-week course that helps you end the cycle of guilt, restriction, and mindless eating, so food becomes nourishment again.
Mondays April 20, 27 and May 4, 11
$120
Register at the link on home page.
Forever Home follows a young couple’s dream to provide the best possible life for rescued farm animals by rethinking the concept of “home.” Designs are based on the needs of the individual animalswith what Paul, an architect, calls "animal centered design." They provide a blueprint for a compassionate and sustainable future. This brand new film is a celebration of life and creativity.
Discussion follows with the filmmaker Allison Argo, and Dr. Kumara Sidhartha.
Besides his medical school training in India, Dr. Sidhartha
is certified in Plant-based Nutrition by e-Cornell University and T. Colin Campbell Center for Nutrition Studies. He will talk about the impact of our food choices on our bodies and on the planet. His new book “All My Secrets” is about the impact of food on our bodies and how food can heal many of our ailments.