Identity, Creativity, and the Things People Don’t Always See
Who were you 10 years ago? What parts of that person are still with you today?
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What Happens When We Begin with What Gives Life
When people begin by naming what they value, what they hope for, and what they want to sustain, a different kind of energy becomes possible.
Celebrating @ The ’House — A Community Summit Across Generations
Every generation brings something different to the room: perspectives, languages, experiences, energies. What happens when we make space for all of us to show up fully, honestly, and in conversation with one another?
From Fragmentation to Formation
What if breakdown is the gift that leads to breakthrough?
Living Commons at The Meetinghouse
At certain moments in history, time itself feels like an invitation. Not simply to remember — but to reconsider who we are becoming. The approach of America 250 — the 250th anniversary of […]
For the Leaders Who Know They’re Standing at the Threshold
Some invitations aren’t loud. They don’t arrive with urgency or pressure. They arrive as a quiet knowing you can no longer ignore.
Crossing the Threshold Together
Last week, I found myself fielding a series of questions—questions I suspect many of you may be carrying as well. I want to share them with you here: Given these […]
Winter’s Quiet Invitations
Winter has arrived. There’s a quiet about it. But February encourages connection and prepares us for a reemergence with the flowers in Spring.
Join me for Poets & Prophets – A Formational Journey
Within each of us lives a quiet yearning to make a difference. To offer our one life in service of something larger than ourselves. The Formational Journey simply asks: Will you risk becoming who you truly are?
Poets and Prophets at The Meetinghouse: An Invitation to a Journey
Many of us feel it—a quiet ache, a sense that something essential is fraying beneath the surface. This March, The Meetinghouse begins Poets & Prophets: a formational journey rooted in listening, courage, and care.
