Date & Time Details: 1:00 pm - 3:30 pm, Pacific Time-January 27, 2022, Thursday
Zoom: Spiritual Tools for Artists-Winter
With Evan Clendenin and Janice Ariza
January 27, 2022
Spiritual Tools is a monthly ‘mini-retreat’ for spiritual conversation in response to a work of art. This practice of lectio divina is an inspired practice of noticing, wondering and listening. Janice and Evan provide ample time and space for participants to listen, speak, and slow down while viewing art of various mediums. Viewing a work is called visio divina and brings new attention to God’s integrating involvement in your art/craft practice, life, and prayer. We follow a theme for a quarter. Upcoming January, February and March will be Winter.
Facilitator
Evan Clendenin
The Reverend Evan Clendenin is an Episcopal priest, currently serving as interim with Holy Spirit, Vashon WA. He has worked as a horse farmer, gardener, educator, and pastor in Episcopal and Lutheran congregations. He enjoys assorted tinkering with food, various materials and crafts, boatbuilding, trees and gardening, and shares workshop hospitality at The Boat and Table Workshop, boatandtable.org. He lives with his wife Amy, and their dog, near an old cemetery in Tumwater, WA. They delight in multiple daily walks and squirrel chases. Learn more about Evan Clendenin
Janice Ariza
Janice Ariza is a Saint Martin’s graduate with an Interdisciplinary degree in history and religious studies. Currently, Janice works as the Spirituality Center Coordinator for St. Placid. As a participating member of The Washington Museum Association for 10 years, she observed the depth of creativity in humanity. She served as Board President of The Karshner Museum in Puyallup supporting the Arts through educational events. Her interest is in the spirituality of the arts and how they replenish the soul through viewing, listening and experiencing is ongoing and an everyday part of her life. Learn more about Janice Ariza
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Date & Time Details: 1:00 pm - 3:30 pm, Pacific Time-January 27, 2022, Thursday
Zoom: Spiritual Tools for Artists-Winter
With Evan Clendenin and Janice Ariza
January 27, 2022
Spiritual Tools is a monthly ‘mini-retreat’ for spiritual conversation in response to a work of art. This practice of lectio divina is an inspired practice of noticing, wondering and listening. Janice and Evan provide ample time and space for participants to listen, speak, and slow down while viewing art of various mediums. Viewing a work is called visio divina and brings new attention to God’s integrating involvement in your art/craft practice, life, and prayer. We follow a theme for a quarter. Upcoming January, February and March will be Winter.
Facilitator
The Reverend Evan Clendenin is an Episcopal priest, currently serving as interim with Holy Spirit, Vashon WA. He has worked as a horse farmer, gardener, educator, and pastor in Episcopal and Lutheran congregations. He enjoys assorted tinkering with food, various materials and crafts, boatbuilding, trees and gardening, and shares workshop hospitality at The Boat and Table Workshop, boatandtable.org. He lives with his wife Amy, and their dog, near an old cemetery in Tumwater, WA. They delight in multiple daily walks and squirrel chases.
Learn more about Evan Clendenin
Janice Ariza is a Saint Martin’s graduate with an Interdisciplinary degree in history and religious studies. Currently, Janice works as the Spirituality Center Coordinator for St. Placid. As a participating member of The Washington Museum Association for 10 years, she observed the depth of creativity in humanity. She served as Board President of The Karshner Museum in Puyallup supporting the Arts through educational events. Her interest is in the spirituality of the arts and how they replenish the soul through viewing, listening and experiencing is ongoing and an everyday part of her life.
Learn more about Janice Ariza
SISTERS SPEAK: OUR BLOG
Sisters post on our Blog weekly on Fridays. See what our Sisters have to say about living Monastic Life in the 21st Century.
Call for Peace in the Middle East
Religious Sisters and some Bishops of the Northwest have issued a Joint Statement calling for Peace in the Middle East.
Many of our programs and retreats are still being offered via Zoom AS WELL AS IN PERSON. Please register and pay online:
Click these links for more information on ZOOM RETREATS and PROGRAMS
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