In the Silence, Writing What God Reveals, Alone and with Others: A Diary Scribblers WORDshop

FiveWednesdays:

January 7th,
January 14th
January 21st
January 28th
February 4th

5- 7 pm PST | 8-10pm EST

Online via Zoom

Description

As seekers, we come together to explore where God works in and through us on our life’s journey in the silence, writing what God reveals alone and with others. We support one another by listening deeply, sharing from the heart, and seeking to know what we don’t already know. We gather in support of one another’s spiritual journey.

 Together we discern the movement of God through Scriptio Divina, “sacred writing,” using: a diary prompt, a literary exercise, a holy scripture, an inspiring poem, a photograph or painting, and imaginative prayer. We write. We share. We listen.

You are invited to write and listen deeply in the community of others, to “wander and discover—into the unknown.”  Diary Scribblers WORDshop is a contemplative listening circle that combines the power of meditation and sacred writing for participants who desire to give voice to what has been growing within.


Meeting frequency: once a week
Number of sessions: 5
Group will be capped at 6 participants. 

Cost of Group

$200 for the five-session experience.

You may pay in full by the start date of the group or pay monthly. Payment details are below.

How to Sign-up -

  1. CLICK HERE showing your interest to join. You will then receive a call from a group leader to answer any questions and explain next steps.

  1. Once both you and the leader agree the group is a good fit, you will be directed to make the full payment ($200) or set-up a monthly payment plan ($40/mo). You can register and pay by clicking the button below.

Register Here

Leader Bio

Angela R. Hooks is a trained group facilitator with Shalem Institute Group Spiritual Direction and Center of Contemplative Listening at Princeton Theological Seminary, and the creator and spiritual director of Heartbeat Formation, LLC. She received her spiritual direction training from Oasis Ministries for Spiritual Development, her Master of Divinity from Princeton Theological Seminary, and a doctoral degree in English Literature from St. John's University. Angela integrates contemplative practices through the arts with creative exercises in life writing, poetry, music, and movement.