When your beliefs begin to shift, it can feel as though the ground beneath you is moving. This change may bring moments of freedom and relief, while at the same time stirring feelings of uncertainty, grief, or fear. You may wonder what this means for your connection with God, your sense of the sacred, or the community that has been an important part of your life. It is also common to feel misunderstood or even alone as you move through this season of change.
This transition is also an opportunity to begin trusting yourself in new ways. You may start learning to make choices that feel right for you, listening to your own inner voice, and taking steps toward living with greater authenticity and peace.
During this gathering, we will create a safe and supportive space to talk openly about these experiences. Together, we will honor the emotions that naturally arise, from grief and confusion to hope and curiosity. I will also share perspectives from my work that may bring comfort, reassurance, and new ways of seeing your journey.
Our focus is connection and healing. We respect that faith has been and continues to be meaningful for many, while also recognizing that questioning your beliefs can be a tender and often lonely process.
Why Attend
- To have a safe and supportive space for reflection and to explore new perspectives
- To process emotions such as grief, fear, or uncertainty without judgment
- To feel seen, heard, and understood by others on a similar path
- To honor the role your faith has played while opening to new understandings
- To receive compassionate insights that offer comfort and reassurance
What You Will Leave With
- A lighter heart and a sense of peace
- The experience of being truly seen, heard, and supported
- Comfort in knowing your emotions are valid and shared by others
- New perspectives that can bring hope and reassurance
- Community connections so you no longer feel alone
You will leave knowing you were listened to, supported, and connected with others who understand this journey.
Please bring a journal and a pen, and if you'd like, a sweater, as the room temperature can vary.
