Spirit and Study Series

Monthly Workshops to deepen your learning

The Spirit and Study Series offers three-hour learning experiences designed for seekers, caregivers, spiritual directors, chaplains, and anyone called to deepen their capacity for compassionate service. Each session focuses on a vital and timely area of spiritual care, blending practical tools with ChI’s interfaith, heart-centered approach. Through these short-form immersions, participants explore topics relevant to spiritual leadership. Each session invites participants into reflection, skill-building, and meaningful dialogue, all within a supportive interfaith learning community. Whether you’re expanding your professional practice or seeking personal insight, the Spirit and Study Series provides accessible, transformative opportunities for growth. Anyone drawn to explore the topic is welcome! No previous experience required.

$30-$45 each

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Faith in Action: Advocacy, Storytelling, and Digital Organizing for Social Change

Drawing on decades of on-the-ground community work, Rev. Dr. Megan Rohrer explores how spiritual values can fuel sustained advocacy —

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Presence Under Pressure: Sustaining Your Ministry When Resources Run Low

What happens to spiritual care when resources shrink? Rev. Dr. Andrew Gregg shares findings from his research presented at the

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A Beginner’s Guide to Mysticism

Mysticism isn’t secretive or reserved for spiritual elites — it’s the practical, lived pursuit of union with the Divine. In

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Beauty as Medicine: Creative Practice as Spiritual Healing

What if beauty is not just an aesthetic experience, but a pathway to healing? In this Spirit & Study session,

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Weaving the Love Story: Gathering the Heart of a Wedding Ceremony

Every couple carries a living love story, one woven from faith, life experience, and the ways their paths have grown

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Creating the Ritual Container: the Architecture of Meaningful Ceremonies

Ritual is all the talk these days.  We sense that we need it, even if we can’t always say why. 

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