Cultivating Faith and Hope in an Age of Climate Crisis
An Afternoon Retreat led by Rabbi Katy Allen and the Rev. Margaret Bullitt-Jonas
In the face of ecological crisis, how do we maintain faith and hope? What spiritual practices and perspectives sustain us as we struggle to protect the web of life?
We will explore a framework and some tools to help us maintain ourselves as healers filled with compassion, energy, and hope. The retreat will include presentations, guided meditation, group sharing, a little singing, and space for solitary reflection and prayer.
Rabbi Katy Allen is affiliated with Ma’yan Tikvah – A Wellspring of Hope, the One Earth Collaborative of Open Spirit Center, and the Jewish Climate Action Network.
The Rev. Margaret Bullitt-Jonas, Ph.D., is an Episcopal priest, retreat leader, author, and climate activist. She serves the Diocese of Western Massachusetts as Missioner for Creation Care.
Donation of $10 to $30. More if you can, less if you can't.
This Interfaith retreat is open to people of all spiritual traditions or none.
All are welcome.
