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The healing and reconciling love of God changes how we see ourselves, and each other. It is transformative. Those who attend will encounter this love, experience transformation, and be empowered to bring hope and healing to others.
Next Retreat: TBA
For more information, email us: info@pilgrimcenter.org
Reconciliation is primarily a work of the heart, not the head. The way into the heart is not primarily through information or explanation. The Heart of Reconciliation retreat gives us the opportunity to experience transformation as we encounter our own hearts and the heart of Jesus.
Next Event: TBA
For more information, email us: info@pilgrimcenter.org
In a time where we have experienced intensified stress and isolation as well as increasing polarization in our communities, how can we experience true reconciliation?
This spring we will be exploring this question as a team from the Pilgrim Center for Reconciliation leads us through a 6-week journey on The Way of Reconciliation. This interactive group study explores the fundamental concepts of reconciliation that lead to Shalom. Topics covered include the progression of reconciliation, the pathway of forgiveness, principles of peacemaking, and the process of becoming a change agent.
Next Course: Fall Dates TBA
For details, email us: info@pilgrimcenter.org
In increasingly polarized communities, nations, and the world, how can we positively and proactively become reconcilers? Our interactive group study leads us from awareness, to adapting, to action, and to advocacy, as we learn to become ambassadors of reconciliation in our spheres of influence both personally and publicly.
Next Course: Fall Dates TBA
For details, email us: info@pilgrimcenter.org
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RIGHTING WRONGS: REPAIRING OUR COMMUNITIES
Can our communities truly thrive? — For everyone? — Everywhere? — What will it take? — What can I do?
How can we participate in this challenging and vital work?
Dr. Curtiss DeYoung, CEO of the Minnesota Council of Churches (MCC) and longtime friend of the Pilgrim Center will lead us in an interactive conversation to explore these urgent questions. The MCC is currently launching a 10-year community focused Reconciliation Initiative in Minnesota to repair foundations that have been devastated for generations.
What can we learn? What steps can we take?
We would love to have you join us for this important conversation!
More information about our guest presenter:
Next Living Reconciliation Evening: Tuesday, March 16, 2021, 7:00 – 8:30p.m. (CDT)
Please RSVP to info@pilgrimcenter.org
For more details about preaching themes, teaching topics, mentoring opportunities, and mediation options, as well as scheduling, email: info@pilgrimcenter.org