Ready for more than the surface?
Looking for a way to freshen and deepen you spirituality?
Wanna dive in?
I may have just the thing for you.
Announcing Immersion: A 9-month adventure in spiritual transformation.
Come below the surface and midwife your Story.
Explore the depths of your soul with a community of men and women seeking the same.
I'm collaborating with Rev. Karen Hagen at Tippecanoe Presbyterian Church (isn't that a great name for a spiritual community?!) in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The focus will be interspiritual, contemplative, and joyful in nature. Music, ritual, and the arts will be interwoven into every particle of the process.
Because we want Immersion to be truly open to all people of every color, shape, size, and way of 
life, Immersion will be available on an entirely self-set sliding fee scale.
You are so welcome here!
Or download a brochure: Download pdf_immersion_brochure.pdf.
Sounds marvelous Trish. I am sure your participants will be deeply blessed by the experience! And how wonderful you are making it financially accessible to all who desire such an adventure.
Posted by: Sacred Art of Living | January 08, 2007 at 01:53 PM
These are the times I wish Iowa and Michigan weren't so far from each other!! I'm grateful to learn of Karen Hagen and the Tippecanoe Presbyterian Church ~ yes, it is a delightful name with an even more wonderful focus of ministry. The world will be blessed by all who are able to participate. Thank you for making this very possible! Blessings, Cathleen
Posted by: cathleenmedina | January 09, 2007 at 07:25 AM
Oh, my! The things you find in the middle of the night! I am a fellow CSG grad (last year) and found your "bath" record in a store in Minneapolis...and just about fell over that someone connected in this way had written it. A friend and I used a couple of the songs in a retreat in the Black Hills. So, absolutely delightful to find you! I am a former school psychologist, UTS wannabee (maybe) and fifty-something woman who became disabled with fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue five years ago. I have reclaimed a great life. My husband and I just spent fall in Boston where he studied children and spirituality and what docs need to know about various cultures. I took some jewelrty classes and was very active in an ecumenical church. We are now back and will go to our CSG reunion next weekend.
Thank you for you words and music, Trish! And for the delightful blog! I particularly resonate with your words about your lovely "only" child. Mine is now twenty-seven and is a magical young adult but getting her through the system was a trial.
Suz
Posted by: Suz | January 09, 2007 at 08:57 AM
Hello women!
Christine and Cathleen, thanks so much for the kudos. I'm excited for the adventure. Cathleen, I think you and Karen H. would have a grand time together, especially considering your Presbyterian clergy connection.
Welcome here, Suz! How great to meet another CSG grad here. (I didn't know there was a reunion!?)
Sounds like you and your husband had a discovery-rich autumn in Boston. Thanks for your kind words about my music. It's always great to hear how others are using it and making it their own.
If you feel like sharing, I'd love to know more about your lovely only child and "getting her through the system." Hearing others' stories gives me HOPE!
Blessings and deep bows to all,
Trish
Posted by: Story Midwife | January 10, 2007 at 08:55 AM