We welcome back our former lead teacher, Kent Dobson, as our Guest Teacher. He presents his teaching titled “The Old Will Dream, the Young Will See Visions: Renewal of the […]

Lead Teacher Brad Ruggles opens Pride month with Things I Wish I’d Said. A sneak peek at the readings, one from James Baldwin and one from Yuval Noah Harari, points […]

Lead Teacher Brad Ruggles explores The Land Between, Part 2: Navigating Life’s Difficult Transitions this week, as we all occupy this liminal space of getting to know each other better.

We extend a warm welcome our new Lead Teacher Brad Ruggles, as he steps into that role with this timely teaching, The Land Between, Part 1: Navigating Life’s Difficult Transitions.

Our Guest Teacher this week Tabitha Blanski, asks Is Motherhood Fulfilling? Her first documentary film, The Birth of a Mother, is currently in post-production.

This week’s Gathering features Tony Jones, author of The God of Wild Places: Rediscovering the Divine in the Untamed Outdoors. He is an outdoorsman, theologian, professor, former pastor, and award-winning author of a dozen […]

Michael DeWilde, one of our Core Teachers, teams up with Dr. John Mulder to discuss the question Is There an Art to Dying? The readings indicate some lighter glimpses into […]

We are pleased to welcome our special teacher for Earth Day, Tanya Cabala, Lakeshore Outreach Organizer for West Michigan Environmental Action Council. She asks, “How can we cultivate a deeper connection with […]

Allison Paradise fills the Guest Teacher role with the question What Is Essential?

Anticipate a poetic morning under the tutelage of poet and professor Jack Ridl with his teaching Damage Done, Damage Undone.