COME LEARN ABOUT: The Definition of Trauma What Trauma Is and Is Not How Unresolved Trauma Can Echo Through Generations How Trauma Differs From Grief What Trauma Responses Can Look Like About the 3 Types of Trauma: Acute, Chronic, Complex How Developmental Trauma Influences You in Adulthood Resources for Healing Your Trauma More Information and […]
This group is for adults across all walks of life and stages of bereavement to find a place for support and connections with others who are grieving a death by suicide. It is facilitated by counselor and suicide expert Dr. Mary Chase Mize and by Canon Cathy Zappa. The group meets at the Cathedral of […]
The clergy of Holy Cross, St. Luke's, and Holy Trinity Parish are partnering to facilitate a conversation among our youth, ages 13-18, about the reality, effects, and dangers of social media for and on our youth.
Healing groups are bible studies that address trauma. Life is full of struggles. Sometimes, we can suffer from a heart wound that seems too difficult to shake; it can be hard to express our pain. This program consists of seven – 1.5-hour workshops that begin and end in prayer. This program will provide you with […]
Walking the Mourner’s Path was founded out of the need to answer the question: “Where is God in my pain?”. The program consists of eight – 1.5-hour workshops that begin and end in prayer. The workshops are crafted to work on one concept a week; allowing participants to work through their grief without feeling overwhelmed. […]
Do you seek the still small voice of God? Do you seek a more intimate relationship with God? Come and find a way to deepen your relationship with God. Contemplative Outreach of Atlanta and the Grace Church Centering Prayer group invite you to an Introduction to Centering Prayer Workshop in the parish hall at Grace […]
On Tuesday, June 13, at 6:00 pm All Saints’ Episcopal Church in Atlanta will host co-authors, Richard Rothstein and his daughter Leah Rothstein, to discuss their latest book, Just Action. Just Action is the sequel to Richard Rothstein’s groundbreaking work, The Color of Law, which demonstrated how government action led to a segregated country. The […]
Do you seek the still small voice of God? Do you seek a more intimate relationship with God? Come and find a way to deepen your relationship with God. The Grace Church Centering Prayer group and Contemplative Outreach of Atlanta invite you to come to an Introduction to Centering Prayer Workshop in the parish hall […]
The Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta Commission on Stewardship invites you to attend Circle of Stewardship, a workshop for clergy and lay stewardship leaders from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday, August 19, at the Cathedral of St. Philip (2744 Peachtree Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30305). The Circle of Stewardship is designed to mobilize clergy and lay […]
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You are invited to a forum and panel discussion on the Rev. Dr. Jenny McBride’s book, You Shall Not Condemn: A Story of Faith and Advocacy on Death Row, sponsored by Georgians for Alternatives to the Death Penalty and New Hope House. The event will be held at All Saints’ Episcopal Church (634 W Peachtree St NW, Atlanta) on Saturday, August 26, […]
St. Martin’s and Our Lady of Assumption’s Sr. Thea Bowman Racial Justice Ministry will co-host an evening with Dr. Catherine Meeks, Executive Director of the Absalom Jones Center for Racial Healing. She will discuss her latest book, The Night is Long, But Light Comes in the Morning. Dr. Meeks is a much sought-after teacher and […]