Labs: Education for Transformation

 

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All Souls Labs offer educational gatherings for the sake of personal change with meaningful impact in our world. Check back for information on upcoming Labs.

 

Past Labs

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All Souls Lab: The Sins of Christianity
Mar 6
All Souls Lab: The Sins of Christianity
Fall Lab: Anti-Racism Training
Oct 19
Fall Lab: Anti-Racism Training

Join us for an in-depth, clarifying, and practical training for taking the first steps towards being anti-racist people and an anti-racist community. Participants will gain a foundational understanding of our modern racial context, learn to more effectively see racism in the world and leave with practical tools to continue the work towards justice. Click HERE to register for the event.

Immigration Lab: Church Between Borders
Apr 5
Immigration Lab: Church Between Borders

This workshop will engage the full self, integrating mind, body and spirit. Because immigration is a complex and difficult subject that can conjure up strong emotions, Nii Armah Sowah will lead us in collective songs and expressive movement helping make us emotionally and spiritually available to engage in learning and conversation together from a grounded, God-centered space. Please click HERE to register and read more information about the event. Friends and neighbors are welcome!

Women's Lab: A Panel Exploring Depression, Anxiety & Exhaustion
Mar 20
Women's Lab: A Panel Exploring Depression, Anxiety & Exhaustion

Please join us on Wednesday, March 20, at 7 p.m. for a Women’s Lab to open up discussion about depression, anxiety and exhaustion.

Lenten Lab: The Contemplative Mind for the Contemporary World
Mar 1
Lenten Lab: The Contemplative Mind for the Contemporary World

All Souls is excited to welcome Dr. Chuck DeGroat to lead our Lenten Lab, Friday evening, March 1, and Saturday, March 2, at Pine Street Church. Dr. DeGroat will lead us through reflections on wholeheartedness, exploring what transformation looks like in our raw and real lives, and examining practices for living with resilience and presence in our current world. You can register HERE. Questions? Contact Adam Bailon.

Fall 2018 Lab: Connecting Communities
Nov 10
Fall 2018 Lab: Connecting Communities

You are invited to participate in a workshop: How do we engage diverse voices in conversation to bridge our divides.  All Souls is partnering with First Congregational Church and St. John’s Episcopal…

Spring 2018

Loving our Neighbors Prioritizing the Poor with Rev. Paul Trudeau

Christ calls us to serve the poor with love and compassion and yet, the complexities of serving can be overwhelming. How do we know we are really helping our neighbors? How do we avoid becoming well-meaning enablers? How are you personally called to serve the poor?

Fall 2017

The Enneagram with Rev. Martie McMane

Explore the ancient wisdom of the enneagram with Rev. Martie McMane. The enneagram offers deep self-understanding, insights for growth and illumination of the deep wounds that often drive our behavior.

Beyond a simple personality typing system the enneagram is an invitation on the journey of finding ourselves and being found by God who, “desires truth in the inward being, teaching me wisdom in the secret heart” (Ps.51:6) Please join us as we journey together!

Spring 2017

Loving our LGBTQ Neighbors: A 4-Part Conversation:

A series of conversations designed around asking how we can best love our LGBTQ neighbors. These discussions, a natural outgrowth of All Souls’ intentional engagement with our city, will consider our individual stories, stories of the LGBTQ community, and God’s story.

Fall 2016

Learning to See

A conversation exploring cultural intelligence, system dynamics and moving towards a more whole and just life.

Why have organizations like Black Lives Matter been controversial to some and welcomed by others? How is it that people see “the facts” so differently? Are there things outside of our awareness that shape our understanding of the world? Join us for a conversation exploring the underlying lenses through which we see and interpret the “other”, our world, and the Bible.