An Invitation to Transformation - "Field of Dreams" Workshop

  Interfaith Spirit Quest presents: 

An Invitation to Transformation
* Workshop * Ceremony * Celebration *

Last Chance:  Call to Register - 920 968-7738

Saturday, May 23, 2009
*  1:30-6:30 PM  *
Appleton, Wisconsin

Workshop: 

"Living and Serving
Joyfully and Courageously
in a Field of Dreams"

Ceremony: 
Public Ministerial Ordination Ceremony

Celebration: 
Fellowship and Food

What's in your Field of Dreams?  Incredible things can and do happen when we believe the impossible. Do you have a seemingly impossible but uplifting idea for a service project or mission that you believe will transform the world, a community, or a life? Are you inspired and committed to making a difference? Perhaps you are motivated to do something, but don't know where to begin. The process of creating a service project that expresses your vision may seem overwhelming. This is where you begin. This workshop is designed to move you toward accomplishing your vision for change and transformation - joyfully and courageously.

Will be held at the Monte Alverno Retreat & Spirituality Center in Appleton, Wisconsin.  Come for a day of spiritual transformation, relaxation and celebration. This is an interfaith event open to everyone, sponsored by Interfaith Spirit Quest, a non-denominational, God-centered ministry of truth, beauty and goodness.
Get away for one joy-filled day!

Open the PDF document below for all the details of the Field of Dreams Workshop, Ministerial Ordination Ceremony, and time of Fellowship and Food!  This workshop is for you if you desire to make a difference in the world, in your community, or in your own heart.

Please join us for one joy-filled day! 

Comments

[Coach outlet]

wow,I like this article. And this topic in general. I remember when I came back to the US after three month in India.
She prefers ooVoo, though, because you can have a whole gaggle of friends in on the experience.

[April Kain-Breese, Spiritual Leader]

Your event sounds like a great idea! I do invite you to visit at Unity, which is a nondenominational faith community for those who are "spiritual but not religious." We seek to follow the teachings of Jesus, not to worship him. We also embrace the wisdom of all faith traditions. We've been in existence as a study group for about 25 years, and as a church for about 15. We meet at 1800 S. Lawe St. in Appleton. We have a meditative service at 8:30 and a "full" service with music and youth education at 10:00. We have a men's group, a women's group, a prayer ministry, and offer classes. You can visit our website at www.unityofappleton.org. Best wishes for your event, and do come see us anytime!

Blessings,
April Kain-Breese, Spiritual Leader