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In Person and Online!What would it be like to restore sanity in our world and our souls? What kind of leadership creates the conditions for people to be generous, creative, and kind? In challenging, troubling, or dark times, how do we care spiritually for ourselves and others?
Join Pittsburgh Theological Seminary and the Pneuma Institute for a two-day conference designed to spark creativity, promote healing and wholeness, and begin the processes of restoration and reconciliation in ourselves and in our communities. Gather with spiritual leaders and directors, pastors and church leaders, congregational care practitioners, chaplains, community leaders, healthcare providers, and community and interfaith organizers for a shared experience of global awakening with inspiring speakers, engaging workshops, and restorative practices in community.
Friday night’s keynote address will be given by bestselling author and speaker Dr. Margaret Wheatley, who will invite us into focused reflection and conversation.
On Saturday, Pittsburgh Seminary’s Joan Marshall Associate Professor of Pastoral Care the Rev. Dr. Leanna Fuller will share her groundbreaking work on congregational conflict and practices of reconciliation. Workshops will explore organizational healing and reconciliation and intra/interpersonal challenges and resilience. Then, local leaders will share their stories of cultivating peace, healing, and generosity within their particular contexts.
Co-sponsored by the Pneuma Institute.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
616 N. Highland Avenue , Pittsburgh, PA, United States, Pennsylvania 15206
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