Regaining our Centers: Listening for the still small voice of love by looking at Jesus

Program Details

Has life thrown you a few curve balls?
Are you wondering how on earth God will fix what's going on in your life?

Please join us during Holy Week for a time of sharing and reflection, and a time to listen to some of the stories of Jesus’ life, and learn how to listen for the 'still small voice of love'. We will work on spiritual practices together, with the hope that each person will recognize those that speak to them so that when they return home they can practice them on their own when life seems out of balance, for we all know the value of regaining our centers for health and well-being.

Come and be renewed during our time together so we can return to our communities as Christ’s servants ready to share God's peace, grace and love.

About the Leaders

Lee Ireland

Rev. Lee A. Ireland is now retired after serving many churches as a long-time Interim Pastor. She lives in Niantic, CT and is focusing on spiritual formation programs, retreats and offering Individual Spiritual Direction sessions. She received her M.Div. from Andover Newton Theological School, and was trained as a Spiritual Director at Mercy Center, Madison, CT from 1997-99. She has served in 14 different congregational settings as well as working in a women's prison and as a per diem hospital chaplain. Since 1990, she has had the joy of leading retreats. She is well aware of how life throws us curve balls and we can become distracted from our soul's journey by many events that may lead us to dead-ends. As we choose to study the wisdom of others, journal, listen to our dreams or participate in retreats and spiritual formation programs, we learn how to listen within so we can stay on our faith journeys. We discern the guidance we need so we can live into our personal Calls, and live into unexpected moments which nurture the peace within and make our hearts and souls sing. We can then make new life choices that enable us to live in the Now as we love and serve from our centeredness, a sense of gratitude due our deepening relationship with God.