On his deathbed, Saint Francis said to his brothers, “I have done what was mine to do, may Christ now teach you what you are to do.” During this time of isolation, the pandemic, and racial turmoil, we will explore this question of “what is mine to do?” through prayer, journaling, quiet reflection, music, and interactive sharing. Join us for a time of replenishment that will help you live into hope. 

Westina Matthews, Ph.D. is an author, a public speaker, retreat leader, and theologian. An adjunct professor at The General Theological Seminary in the Center for Christian Spirituality where she teaches contemplative spiritual direction, Westina has found a way to connect with others through a series of books, essays, reflections, lectures, preaching, and her teaching. Her most recent book is Dancing from the Inside Out: Grace-Filled Reflections on Growing Older (2019). After living and writing in New York City for more than 30 years, she is now writing along the banks of the Wilmington River in Savannah, GA.