Contemplative Prayer Gatherings in May
Contemplative Prayer is an essential part of JCOC. We vary the contemplative prayer practices and leaders each month.
In May we meet on Monday and Saturday mornings at 8 a.m. Central Time.
Join us as we gather and seek God together in our contemplative prayer times. On Mondays Rev. Eva Sullivan-Knoff will lead us in praying Lectio Divina. On Saturdays Melanie Myatt will lead us in contemplative prayer. All are welcome.
Contact us here so we can send you a ZOOM Link. God’s peace to you.
Facilitator
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Rev. Eva Sullivan-KnoffSpiritual Director, Executive Director of Journey Center of ChicagoGod placed on my heart several years ago the desire to create a place that permeates love, acceptance, and welcome for all, a place that offers programs and services that ministers to people body/mind/spirit. Because people can be wounded and excluded through the church, the desire was to intentionally create a safe, welcoming, inclusive and affirming place where all truly belong, where people can experience being loved and heard, healing and wholeness, and a deeper awareness of God. It has been a joy and a privilege to partner with God and others in this ministry.
Contemplative Prayer Gatherings in May
Contemplative Prayer is an essential part of JCOC. We vary the contemplative prayer practices and leaders each month.
In May we meet on Monday and Saturday mornings at 8 a.m. Central Time.
Join us as we gather and seek God together in our contemplative prayer times. On Mondays Rev. Eva Sullivan-Knoff will lead us in praying Lectio Divina. On Saturdays Melanie Myatt will lead us in contemplative prayer. All are welcome.
Contact us here so we can send you a ZOOM Link. God’s peace to you.
Facilitator
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Rev. Eva Sullivan-KnoffSpiritual Director, Executive Director of Journey Center of Chicago
God placed on my heart several years ago the desire to create a place that permeates love, acceptance, and welcome for all, a place that offers programs and services that ministers to people body/mind/spirit. Because people can be wounded and excluded through the church, the desire was to intentionally create a safe, welcoming, inclusive and affirming place where all truly belong, where people can experience being loved and heard, healing and wholeness, and a deeper awareness of God. It has been a joy and a privilege to partner with God and others in this ministry.
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