Join Jud Hendrix today at noon for a "brown bag" lunch talk on "The Coming of the Inter-Spiritual Age
(The May 29 Compassionate Living Tip from Interfaith Paths to Peace)
Your friends at Interfaith Paths to Peace invite you to join us for a Brown Bag Discussion with Jud Hendrix exploring the movement from interfaith to intra-spiritual based on the reality of the growing "spiritual but not religious" population. What are characteristics of the movement and how can it be encouraged.
Bring your own lunch and join us for the 1 hour conversation at 12:10 pm, Thursday, May 29 at Christ Church Cathedral, 425 South Second Street.
Jud Hendrix is the Compassion In Action Coordinator at Kentucky Refugee Ministries, a consultant and coach with New Possibilities Associates, and an adjunct professor at Bellarmine University. He was a founding co-pastors for twelve years at Covenant Community Church (PCUSA) and the founding director of the Ecclesia Project with Mid Kentucky Presbytery and the Center For Integral Spirituality. His work is to join with others in cultivating local and global communities of compassion, consciousness and creativity. Through consulting, coaching, speaking, teaching, group facilitation, community organizing and spiritual direction he seeks to create environments for personal and social transformation. He lives, works and plays in Louisville, KY and has three children Hank, Jake, and Bailey.
Free and open to the public. Bring your own lunch.
(The May 29 Compassionate Living Tip from Interfaith Paths to Peace)
Your friends at Interfaith Paths to Peace invite you to join us for a Brown Bag Discussion with Jud Hendrix exploring the movement from interfaith to intra-spiritual based on the reality of the growing "spiritual but not religious" population. What are characteristics of the movement and how can it be encouraged.
Bring your own lunch and join us for the 1 hour conversation at 12:10 pm, Thursday, May 29 at Christ Church Cathedral, 425 South Second Street.
Jud Hendrix is the Compassion In Action Coordinator at Kentucky Refugee Ministries, a consultant and coach with New Possibilities Associates, and an adjunct professor at Bellarmine University. He was a founding co-pastors for twelve years at Covenant Community Church (PCUSA) and the founding director of the Ecclesia Project with Mid Kentucky Presbytery and the Center For Integral Spirituality. His work is to join with others in cultivating local and global communities of compassion, consciousness and creativity. Through consulting, coaching, speaking, teaching, group facilitation, community organizing and spiritual direction he seeks to create environments for personal and social transformation. He lives, works and plays in Louisville, KY and has three children Hank, Jake, and Bailey.
Free and open to the public. Bring your own lunch.
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