Centering Space
A Space for Centered CARE
Contemplation, Action, Renewal, and Expression.
Latest News
Playground Clean-up Day:
Trinity Presbyterian Church invites our local community to join us from 9:00 to noon on Saturday, March 25th to share time together and spruce up the church's playground. We hope to use this as a chance to better know our neighbors and to make everyone feel welcome in bringing their children to climb and swing and slide. Refreshments and a light lunch will be provided.
(In case of inclement weather, we will try again the following weekend.)
Contemplative Book Study:
Centering Space will offer a contemplative study of the book The Hidden Gospel: Decoding the spiritual Message of the Aramaic Jesus by Neil Douglas-Klotz. This group will meet from 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. at the church house from Thursday, April 13 - June 15. For more information, click here or contact Teresa Harris at harristt@jmu.edu.
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Centering Space Offerings
In the beginning, God illuminated the world with a word. Where there was once watery chaos, there is now order and light. Nearly two thousand years ago, Jesus and his friends were traveling on a boat. A storm rolled over them with such ferocity that his friends–some of them veteran fishermen–were sure that they were going to perish. Jesus stilled the storm, and his friends were amazed.
Storms still roll over the waters of our lives from time to time. Chaos still frays at our edges. In such times it can be helpful to seek a safe harbor for a time. Centering Space offers several spaces and places to gently retreat into our souls and into the love of God.
The Harbor Room at Centering Space provides a quiet space for individual and small group retreats. Equipped with resources to support contemplation and meditation, comfortable seating, and space for snacks and light meals, the Harbor Room is a place of hospitality and refuge. To avail yourself of this Harbor, please contact the Church Administrator of Trinity Presbyterian Church in Harrisonburg, VA.
Centering Space also includes rooms dedicated to Contemplation, Action, Renewal, and Expression. The technology room supports hybrid and online interactions and experiences and is also home to our indoor labyrinth. The adjoining room is set up with stations through which visitors can explore particular themes or issues through creative expression and action.
Lectio Divina
Centering Space (www.centering-space.org) continues to cultivate new opportunities to get centered, including opportunities each week to practice Lectio Divina.
The Lectio Divina group meets Wednesdays and Fridays at 5:45 am.
Join here:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86481759167?pwd=OXd6bzl3TE5zWnpTQlI4NkFWSTlOdz09
Use passcode Lectio.
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