Contemplative Spirituality
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Taize Lenten Companioned Retreat with Quiet Day 2025
The season of Lent is a time of reflection as we prepare for Easter and the journey with Christ from crucifixion to resurrection. Whether clergy or laity, we invite you to slow down and begin this upcoming lenten season on retreat at the Ridge. Our Lenten Companioned Retreat allows you to join us for up […]
SoulCare: Befriending Your Body
With Carrie Ives
Does your body not “fit in the boxes” that society expects? Do you feel that your body has betrayed you - whether by fighting against itself, fighting against you, or just falling apart? Do you have a long-standing illness or condition that makes your daily life a bit harder than most? Do you have an […]
Hidden Things: Rohr Book Study
As we continue in our 2025-26 theme at Rolling Ridge of "Seeing Holy Presence," we know that our understanding of the Bible shapes our understanding of God, ourselves, and the world. join us for our next book study as we consider Richard Rohr's 2008 book, republished in 2022, "Things Hidden: Scripture as Spirituality." Beginning on […]
The Enneagram as a Map in Spiritual Direction
Lenten Prayer Journey ONLINE 2026
As we prepare for Easter, we invite you to join Rolling Ridge for an ONLINE Lenten Prayer Journey during the Vesper Hour from 6:00 to 7:00 pm eastern, beginning February 22nd, the Sunday after Ash Wednesday, for 7 weeks through Easter on April 5th. Although optional, the book, A Way other than Our Own: Devotions […]
Reflect, Regard, Rekindle: Enrich Your Relationship With the Divine Day Apart
Embodying Holy Week: Tai Chi Rhythm in the Paschal Mystery - Lenten Retreat 2026
As we continue our 2025-2026 theme of "Seeing Holy Presence," our Lenten series focuses on spiritual practices that help us nurture our relationship with God. The gentle and slow movements of Tai Chi come from a simple, cyclical rhythm of “loosen-empty-push.” “Ready-set-go” or “the interaction between the potential energy and kinetic energy” might be a […]