Coming home to our beloved selves
Hi, I’m Jen!
After a season of burnout and exhaustion, I realized that my way of life was unsustainable. That realization led me down a pathway where I learned a new way of being with God, others, and myself. Over fifteen years later, I find this work vital in a world that constantly demands chaos, exhaustion, and disconnection. I am delighted to create space for others to return home to their beloved selves and embody a different way of living with God.
Upcoming Offerings
I’m Going On Pilgrimage – Now What?
You’ve said yes to pilgrimage, but now what? Join Jen for a workshop with exercises and tools to help you clarify and take the next steps into your pilgrimage experience. This online offering will be offered across a variety of dates:
-Tuesday, January 27 from 6-7:30pm PT
-Tuesday, February 10 from 6-7:30pm PT
-Sunday, February 15 from 4-5:30pm PT
Fall Camino Portuguese & Spiritual Variant
Come join me September 3-12 on the Camino Portuguese (including the Spiritual Variant). 110~ km route will be broken up into 7 days of walking, within an intimate group setting. This experience includes pre-trip and post-trip meetings, as well as guidance throughout the experience. Spaces are limited and registration closes March 1.
Wandering in the Wilderness
Begin the season of Lent with a walk through the wintery wilderness. This experience will combine walking and reflective exercises to help you enter more deeply into this season marked by prayer, fasting, and generosity.
The Stories We Tell About Our Bodies
You’re invited to reflect on the narratives you’ve collected about your body & discover a story that makes space for the body you actually have as one who bears the image of God. This retreat will utilize story work, spiritual direction, & embodied practices to create a safe and welcoming place for healing and growth.
Pilgrimage in Place: Sacred City
What makes a place sacred?
This 5-7 mile guided experience will invite you to reflect on what we define as sacred and and what in our city might challenge our definitions.