Upcoming Eremos Programs
We invite you to step back from the busyness of life.
Spaciousness, clarity, connection, and peace are just a few of the gifts that await you in our contemplative community without walls.
TUESDAY, JUNE 13TH, 6:30PM TO 8:30PM
Poetry Of The Season with Beverly Voss
Join one of our passionate-about-poetry experienced facilitators to hear poetry and wise quotes that offer insight into the season and what is alive in our community at the time. Sessions include experiencing poetry, time for personal reflection, and an invitation to write and share.
Four 90-minute facilitated sessions, beginning June
Eremos Book Reflection: Recipes for a Sacred Life by Rivvy Neshama
Journey with us for four weeks in June as we explore Rivvy Neshama’s recipes (short essays divided into ten sections or themes) for a sacred life. As we read and discuss them, inspiration and clarity about our personal recipes are sure to arise.
Saturday, June 24th, 9:30am to Noon
Discovering Your Recipes for a Sacred Life
Whether you’re ready to pass on this wisdom to loved ones, or wanting more inspiration, join us for a morning exploring how we define and delight in what makes a sacred life. Leave with a unique list of “recipes” you’ve created and collected from your peers to enrich your life and to pass on to loved ones. Join us!
Saturday, August 19th, 9:30am to Noon
The Enneagram & Your Unique Path to Joy with Rev. Nancy McCranie
Drawing on her experience studying and teaching the Enneagram for over ten years, Nancy will help us understand how each personality type usually goes about seeking joy in suboptimal ways and how to turn our attention to a better path. When we better understand the path to joy that’s best for us, we can compassionately re-direct our energy toward more fulfilling and joyful experiences.
Saturday, October 14th, 10am – 3pm
Lost & Found: an Exploration of the Healing Power of Joy
Join us for an exploration of the powerful gift of joy to heal broken hearts, remind us that we’re not alone, and offer a path out of despair. Not a guide to surface-level happiness, this is a dive into what authentic, grounded-in-faith joy can do.
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Ongoing Contemplative Groups
Experience the benefits of connecting to and exploring your relationship with the Divine in the company of a small group of fellow travelers on the contemplative path…
MEETS THIRD WEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH VIA ZOOM
This on-going Eremos offering provides an opportunity to explore the rich tradition of Benedictine spirituality as a way to enrich the spiritual depth and meaning of our lives and as a guide to everyday living.
MEETS LAST SATURDAY OF EACH MONTH IN PERSON
Experience the simple, profound gifts that the spaciousness in this ‘time out’ can give you. Whether it’s to be present to God’s love and call, to hear your inner wisdom, or to rest your weary spirit in quiet company, come and be awhile.
MEETS VIRTUALLY ON THE THIRD THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH
Our men’s 90-minute gatherings offer an atmosphere of confidentiality, trust and acceptance where men can find a sense of mutual accountability in a regular time dedicated to community and contemplative practice.
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EREMOS BLOG
Reflections
When Calmness Comes…
If a “moment of silence is the highest honor we can pay someone,” perhaps we need to honor ourselves and each other this way now, while we’re alive.
Unknowable Depths…
How much larger might our world be though, if we could shift from fear to curiosity and wonder?
Be Yourself
With graduations coming up, a quote about the importance of being yourself reminded me of the great commencement speeches given over the years.
