Believing there is good news of Jesus beyond the academy, Dr. Epperly will show how Christian process theology must join its theological vision with spiritual practices of healing & wholeness, integration of contemplation and action, and a rediscovery of an affirmative vision of Jesus.
The purpose of this online workshop is three-fold: To test the effect of meditation for healing of chronic diseases and other mental and physical problems, including cancer, and the possibility of a philosophy of healing and medicine; To clarify the necessity of integration of Taoism, Confucianism and process philosophy to develop a non-dualistic cosmology which is both speculative and empirical; And to enhance the dialogue between different spiritual traditions and between spirituality and science through the mediation of process philosophy as speculative metaphysics.
Drawing from his own deeply moving personal journey through the early death of his father and his quest for sobriety, in this event, John Buchanan, Ph.D. will introduce topics from his 2022 book, Processing Reality: Finding Meaning in Death, Psychedelics, and Sobriety.
For 4 months, you are invited to explore this phenomenon together with like-minded, courageous soul friends to attentively grow the ember into a flame that will spark the divine light of consciousness in all of us and birth a new humanity capable of thriving in the emerging new world.
In this edition of the Living Earth Youth Dialogues, Scout Rainer Wiley will facilitate a discussion about the dynamics of pilgrimage.
This conference draws together Whitehead and Teilhard scholars to advance the possibilities and relevance of process philosophy and theology through an integrative encounter between these two foundational figures.
For 4 months, you are invited to explore this phenomenon together with like-minded, courageous soul friends to attentively grow the ember into a flame that will spark the divine light of consciousness in all of us and birth a new humanity capable of thriving in the emerging new world.
Bethlehem Centre, in collaboration with the Interfaith Center of Arkansas and the Cobb Institute, is delighted to present this captivating eight-week online series. Led by Sophia Said and Jay McDaniel, this enriching series will delve into the connections between spirituality, poetry, and the transformative concepts of process theology.
In this event, Lee McAuliffe Rambo will describe highly sensitive people, their characteristics, and gifts, and she will recount her own experiences “toughing it out” in seminary, the church, and the workplace.
For 4 months, you are invited to explore this phenomenon together with like-minded, courageous soul friends to attentively grow the ember into a flame that will spark the divine light of consciousness in all of us and birth a new humanity capable of thriving in the emerging new world.
Bethlehem Centre, in collaboration with the Interfaith Center of Arkansas and the Cobb Institute, is delighted to present this captivating eight-week online series. Led by Sophia Said and Jay McDaniel, this enriching series will delve into the connections between spirituality, poetry, and the transformative concepts of process theology.
In this dialogue, Zhang Yu will give an overview of the youth environmental action in China and her own experience moderating youth climate dialogues and community activities such as the “Climate Economy and the Future of Mankind” reading group, and GreenGeek, a youth-led environmental organization.