Continue the Conservation-April 30
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- Apr 7
- 2 min read
Updated: Apr 16
We had a great gathering with Dr. Jamie Marich on Wednesday, April 9th. For those who were able to come, thank you! Your willingness to embrace the space, be vulnerable and share your stories helped make the evening so powerful.
For those who were not able to make it, we missed you. But Jamie has already agreed to do another workshop this fall, date and time TBD. We’ll let you know via email and Facebook once we get that scheduled.
Meanwhile everyone - whether you were there or not - are invited to a follow-up gathering on Wednesday, April 30th. There will be a simple soup meal at 6:30 and then guided conversation / storytelling / writing at 7:00. We’ll be building on the prompts and themes Jamie raised last Wednesday, but we’re still shaping the evening, so if you have thoughts on what directions you might like to go, let us know.
If you hope to come to the April 30th follow-up, please register at the link below. We’re still figuring out how we’ll shape the evening, so if you have thoughts on directions you’d like to go, let us know.
Finally, this is the week when many of us are remembering the ancient story of Christ’s willingness to take on the hurt, pain, injustice, and power of our world and bring new life out of the mess. If you can, take a few moments to let your story mingle with that ancient story and see what words, thoughts or new stories emerge.
Fritz Nelson & Jo Barto
HUB co-leaders
Disclaimer:
Spoken Threads welcomes all stories, including those challenging traditional systems and structures. All storytellers are welcome regardless of religious tradition, race, class, gender, ethnicity, political leaning or sexual orientation. Audience members are requested to commit to the discipline of respectful listening.
Ground Rules
- Anyone is welcome to tell a story. Just sign up on the storyteller's sheet if you want to share.
- Stories should be true, personal and told in the first person.
- Please keep all stories age appropriate to those in the audience.
- Please keep all stories to under about seven minutes.
- All storytellers deserve the gift of respectful listening.
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