Transformational Storytelling

Grief and Loss
2022-07-06 14:30 - 16:30 (Europe/London) | Zoom
Exploring Death and Life through Storytelling:
Grief and Loss
In this first workshop in a series of two, a traditional story will be the seed to spark conversations and personal reflections around grief and how loss may be transformed. We will explore loss and grief whether referring to an individual, a relationship or a lifestyle. The second workshop, focusing on Facing Death takes place on Saturday 9th July at 2.30pm on zoom.
Both workshops are led by Rebecca Lemaire and Maggid Jim Brulé and are representative of the ongoing workshops and series they provide online, in which they take the participants on an exploration of death and life through stories and creativity. The objective is to investigate one’s current feelings and inner state, open difficult conversations, and hopefully uncover a space of stillness and peace to hold whatever storms may come. Rebecca and Jim are professional storytellers and also draw on their experience as Reiki healers, meditation teachers, sound healers and death doula (Jim) to create a safe and intimate space to share.

Dancing with Death
2022-07-09 14:30 - 16:30 (Europe/London) | Zoom
Exploring Death and Life through Storytelling:
Dancing with Death
In the second workshop in this series, a traditional story will be the seed to spark conversations and personal reflections around facing our own death, the fear of dissolution and how to leave loved ones behind. The first workshop, focusing on Grief and Loss takes place on Wednesday 6th July at 2.30pm on zoom.
Both workshops are led by Rebecca Lemaire and Maggid Jim Brulé and are representative of the ongoing workshops and series they provide online, in which they take the participants on an exploration of death and life through stories and creativity. The objective is to investigate one’s current feelings and inner state, open difficult conversations, and hopefully uncover a space of stillness and peace to hold whatever storms may come. Rebecca and Jim are professional storytellers and also draw on their experience as Reiki healers, meditation teachers, sound healers and death doula (Jim) to create a safe and intimate space to share.

Neuroscience and Storytelling
2022-07-26 19:00 - 20:30 (America/New_York) | Zoom
Discover the intersection of cybernetics, neuroscience, and transformational storytelling.
Learn why storytelling is fundamental to our physical and spiritual lives.
The class will be a mixture of storytelling, presentation, and discussion.

Discovering Transformational Stories
2022-08-18 12:00 - 13:30 (America/New_York) | Zoom
Some stories are well-suited to being told as “transformational stories” – stories that invite the audience to meaningfully change. Transformational stories can be the basis for healing rifts – whether within us or between us. However, to be “transformational,” it must be the right story, at the right time, for the right people, and told with an open heart.
In this 90-minute class, we will examine stories to discern what about them may allow them to become transformational. Stories will be provided for review, but students will be expected to provide the “bones” of 1-2 stories they would like to submit to this examination.
This class is co-taught by Jim Brulé and Maja Bumberák. Jim is the founder of Transformational Storytelling, and Maja is a renowned storyteller, singer, and educator based in Budapest, Hungary.
Their biographies can be found here.
A tool for analyzing stories in this manner will be taught and used in the course.
The standard course is $50; participants who register for the complete course ($75) will receive a recording of the class for one month of personal use, as well as the handouts used in the class.

Team Coaching for Storytelling
2022-08-28 12:00 - 14:00 (America/New_York) | Zoom
Join two accomplished storytellers – Jim Brulé and Maja Bumberák – in this special one-time event. A limited number of participants will have the opportunity to experience a unique model of coaching – team coaching.
We will dive deeply into the ways that oral storytelling affects us as storytellers, and how to be even more effective at oral storytelling.
Jim Brulé is a storyteller, teacher, coach, and organizational consultant whose experience spans several decades. As a maggid, he creates opportunities for spiritual growth and transformation through encounters with stories, whether in performances, classes, or individual guidance. He has delivered programs to storytelling organizations around the world, and classes in digital storytelling at the university level. His training programs in leadership, collaboration, and issues of implicit bias have been well-received by commercial, non-profit, and religious institutions.
Maja Bumberák is a renowned storyteller, singer, and educator based in Budapest, Hungary. She tours the world, sharing stories and songs from Hungarian folklore and other cultures, in Hungarian and English. She also applies and leads story work in various group processes, where self-awareness and the community- and bridge-building role of stories is emphasized. As a scholarship holder of the Hungarian Academy of Arts, she researches the oral tradition of Hungarian storytelling and conducts training in oral storytelling for teachers, student teachers, and other professionals.

NESTfest
2022-09-10 15:30 - 22:00 (America/New_York) | Zoom
Come hear me tell as part of the “Story Board” performance at this year’s NESTfest!
This is your chance to meet and appreciate the members of the Board, new members of NEST, and all the rest of us “NEST’ers!”

3:30 pm – Board Update
4:30 – New Member Showcase
6:30 – Happy Hour with Games
7:30 – The Story Board Performance
8:30 – Ralph’s Legendary Story Swap

Free to all!

Team Coaching for Storytelling
2022-10-27 11:30 - 14:00 (America/New_York) | Zoom
Join two accomplished storytellers – Jim Brulé and Maja Bumberák – in this special workshop. Participants will have the opportunity to experience a unique model of coaching – team coaching.
We will dive deeply into the ways that oral storytelling affects us as storytellers, and how to be even more effective at oral storytelling.
Class size is limited to six to ensure the best experience possible; stories will be told by 2-3 students, and all will participate in and receive the benefits of team coaching.
Pay what you can – minimum $30.
Jim Brulé is a storyteller, teacher, coach, and end-of-life doula whose experience spans several decades. As a maggid, he creates opportunities for spiritual growth and transformation through encounters with stories, whether in performances, classes, or individual guidance. He has delivered programs to storytelling organizations around the world, and classes in digital storytelling at the university level. His training programs in leadership, collaboration, and issues of implicit bias have been well-received by commercial, non-profit, and religious institutions.
Maja Bumberák is a renowned storyteller, singer, and educator based in Budapest, Hungary. She tours the world, sharing stories and songs from Hungarian folklore and other cultures, in Hungarian and English. She also applies and leads does story work in various group processes, where self-awareness and the community- and bridge-building role of stories is emphasized. As a scholarship holder of the Hungarian Academy of Arts, she researches the oral tradition of Hungarian storytelling and conducts training in oral storytelling for teachers, student teachers, and other professionals.

Death Cafe
2022-11-10 19:00 - 21:00 (America/New_York) | Grewen Hall – Room 207, 1419 Salt Springs Rd, Syracuse, NY, 13214, United States
At a Death Café, people come together in a relaxed and safe environment for tea and cookies and to discuss death and making the most of our finite lives.
Death Café honors the principles of open, honest, and respectful conversations that value all of our different perspectives. There is no set agenda or presentation. Volunteer community facilitators help guide the discussion. All are welcome!
Sponsored by Religious Studies at Lemoyne College.
Visitor parking is in Lot C by the Performing Arts Center or Lot AAA, behind the Recreation Center.

The Riches of Darkness
2022-12-07 09:30 - 11:30 (America/New_York) | Zoom
The Riches of Darkness:
A Solstice Journey
A time of year when Darkness grows…
A time of yearning for the light…
A time to slow down, reflect, light a candle, bake squash and chestnuts…
And – like seeds deep in the soil – be nurtured, ready to be renewed…
Join us on a solstice journey, where we seek the riches of darkness
through stories from all over the world, listening, discussions, exercises…
looking outward and inward…
seeking the Divine,
and celebrating the light in every sense.
Join Maja Bumberák and Jim Brulé in this three-session exploration of the pregnant darkness of the Solstice. Using stories, meditations, music, and online and offline exercises, we will discover new paths of yearning and blessing that arise in this powerful time of year.
Classes will be held via Zoom on three Wednesdays (9:30-11:30 EST / 15:30-17:30 CEST): 7, 14, and 21 December – culminating on the Winter Solstice.
The fee for the three classes is $120 USD; limited scholarships are available.

Jim Brulé is a storyteller, teacher, coach, and end-of-life doula whose experience spans several decades. As a maggid, he creates opportunities for spiritual growth and transformation through encounters with stories, whether in performances, classes, or individual guidance. He has delivered programs to storytelling organizations around the world, and classes in digital storytelling at the university level. His training programs in leadership, and collaboration, have been well-received by commercial, non-profit, and religious institutions.
Maja Bumberák is a renowned storyteller, singer, and educator based in Budapest, Hungary. She tours the world, sharing stories and songs from Hungarian folklore and other cultures, in Hungarian and English. She also applies and leads does story work in various group processes, where self-awareness and the community- and bridge-building role of stories is emphasized. As a scholarship holder of the Hungarian Academy of Arts, she researches the oral tradition of Hungarian storytelling and conducts training in oral storytelling for teachers, student teachers, and other professionals.

OARS in the Water: Legacy
2022-12-14 19:00 - 20:30 (America/New_York) | Zoom
Join us as we explore the wide range of tangible and intangible valuables that are gained during the journey of our lives. Valuables that are evidence of our presence and a legacy we can pass on.
Hosted by Heather Forest & Jim Brulé
OARS in the Water is a facilitated Zoom gathering on the second and fourth Wednesday of the month offered by Healing Story Alliance to create a listening space to share the experiences and stories that have emerged through turbulent times. This is not a therapeutic circle but we do hope it will be healing, supportive and inspiring.
Admission is free, although donations are deeply appreciated and help support our programming. Your tax-deductible donation can be made here:
https://square.link/u/d9xbGN2I

About our Hosts for Dec 14th
Maggid Jim Brulé is a storyteller, teacher, coach, and organizational consultant whose experience spans several decades. As a maggid, he creates opportunities for spiritual growth and transformation through encounters with stories, whether in performances, classes, or individual guidance. He also serves as an interfaith chaplain in hospitals, jails, and psychiatric facilities, and is active as a “death doula.”
Jim serves on the boards of Northeast Storytelling and Artists Standing Strong Together (ASST), and has delivered programs to storytelling organizations around the world. He teaches digital storytelling at the university level, and has crafted training programs in leadership, collaboration, and issues of implicit bias for commercial, non-profit, and religious institutions. He holds advanced degrees in counseling psychology and computer science (artificial intelligence), and has published books and articles in several fields. He received s’micha as a maggid from Maggid Yitzhak Buxbaum in 2009, and has been operating the Transformational Storytelling program since 2017.
Heather Forest is a modern-day bard and an organic farmer on Long Island, NY. A pioneer in the American Storytelling Renaissance, her repertoire of world tales told in a fusion of poetry, prose, original folk music and the sung and spoken word has been featured in theatres, schools, conferences and major storytelling festivals throughout the United States and abroad. She is an author of seventeen award winning folktale books and storytelling recordings and holds a PhD in Leadership and Change from Antioch University. She is a recipient of the Circle of Excellence Award for her performance skills and the 2021 Talking Leaves Award for her contribution to storytelling literature presented by the National Storytelling Network. She is Executive Director of Story Arts, a Long Island, NY based not-for-profit organization dedicated to the art of storytelling and its educational applications as well as the Chair of the Programming Committee for the Healing Story Alliance.

Teaching the Language of Compassion through Storytelling
2023-01-28 10:00 - 12:00, 2023-01-28 13:30 - 15:30, 2023-01-29 10:00 - 12:00, 2023-01-29 13:30 - 15:30 (America/New_York) | Zoom
This is a four-session event; your registration gains you entry to all four sessions.
Storytellers Jim Brulé and David Heathfield welcome you on a storytelling exploration of compassion. We’ll tell three parallel stories from diverse oral traditions and invite you to look deeply into your responses. You will be encouraged to share your insights with others on this learning journey, and may choose to tell a personal story that springs to mind.
The way we explore stories through creative, collaborative, and personal response activities will allow you to adapt and apply these methods in teaching contexts where older children, teenagers, and adults can learn about compassion and humanity through storytelling.
Sessions will be held at the same time on both days: 28 and 29 January, 2023:

15:00-17:00 GMT (10am-12pm Eastern, 17:00-19:00 Athens/Israel/Palestine)
18:30-20:30 GMT (1:30-3:30pm Eastern, 20:30-22:30 Athens/Israel/Palenstine)

Jim Brulé is a storyteller, teacher, coach, and organizational consultant whose experience spans several decades. As a maggid, he creates opportunities for spiritual growth and transformation through encounters with stories, whether in performances, classes, or individual guidance. He has delivered programs to storytelling organizations around the world, and classes in digital storytelling at the university level. His training programs in leadership, collaboration, and issues of implicit bias have been well-received by commercial, non-profit, and religious institutions. https://transformationalstorytelling.org/
David Heathfield is a storyteller, storytelling teacher trainer and storytelling coach who tells tales and runs workshops around the world both in person and online. He writes widely about student creativity in language learning and is the author of the teacher resource and development books Storytelling With Our Students: Techniques for telling tales from around the world and Spontaneous Speaking: Drama Activities for Confidence and Fluency (both DELTA Publishing). David loves to create connections and build bridges across cultures and between people. www.davidheathfield.co.uk & www.heathfieldcoaching.co.uk

A Taste of Storytelling for Dying and Living
2023-02-01 11:00 - 12:30 (America/New_York) | Zoom
Come join Rebecca Lemaire and Jim Brulé for 90 minutes of stories and more. This program — A Taste of Storytelling for Dying and Living — will include stories told by each, music, guided meditation, and the opportunity to reflect and share. Tickets are just $15 and can be obtained here.
Rebecca Lemaire is Belgian-British and is currently based in the South of Spain. She is a storyteller and teacher wherever the wind takes her: Spain, India, Little Tibet, France, Belgium, and online. Currently, she tells stories about grief and death to open up the conversation and help with healing. She is a Reiki healer and is an active participant in the group ‘Vivir y Morir’ in Spain, in which the taboo about death is overcome through discussions, practical and spiritual preparation, movies, poetry, and stories. She says, “Storytelling is a form of communication that goes way beyond words; it is a heart-to-heart interaction, and that is why I love it!” Please visit https://www.rebeccalemaire.com/
Jim Brulé is a transformational storyteller. His stories and students span the globe; his online storytelling school has been operating for years. Stories filled with challenge and mysticism fill his repertoire as he inspires his audience to change. Jim believes that the right kinds of stories told with an open heart can be the basis for healing the rifts within us and between us. Jim’s journeys have led him into the worlds of dying and living; he runs a variety of workshops and events on this topic, and is an end-of-life doula: he helps individuals and their families through the transition out of life through loving preparation, comfort, and presence throughout this sacred stage. He is also a Reiki healer who uses spiritual stories in this sacred end-of-life work. Please visit https://transformationalstorytelling.org/

Oral Storytelling - Team Coaching
2023-03-16 08:00 - 17:00, 2023-03-16 12:00 - 14:00 (America/New_York) | Zoom
Receive team coaching in oral storytelling from two accomplished storytellers – Jim Brulé and Maja Bumberák – in this three-session series. We will dive deeply into the ways that oral storytelling affects us as storytellers, and how to be even more effective at oral storytelling. We have limited this opportunity to only 6 participants to ensure the best experience possible.
We will meet from 12:00 – 2:00 pm Eastern on these three dates; your $150 registration is good for all three sessions.

16 Mar
30 Mar
13 Apr

Each participant will be invited to share one story over the course of the program. While the leaders are facilitating the coaching process, the whole group is invited to partcipate. Through this we can use the power of the group, channeling in the various points of view, appreciations, and gifts with each of the participants, making the whole process richer. We will also include various storytelling activities to richen our understanding and experience connected to each story.
Participants will:

explore and understand deeper meanings a story may be holding for us
find connections between a story and our lives
immerse in a story and work with its imagery and thus deepen our relationship with it
explore the relationship of story, teller, and listener
understand ways to connect with the listeners and make the story more compelling for them
understand how the story and the teller are braided together in the course of preparing a story as well as in the course of sharing it, and explore the possibilities of transformation in both
enjoy community work in a supportive learning environment

Please, bring a story you would like to work on. Bring your curiosity, openness, insights, questions, appreciations, and of course, please be ready to listen and share.

Jim Brulé is a storyteller, teacher, coach, and organizational consultant whose experience spans several decades. As a maggid, he creates opportunities for spiritual growth and transformation through encounters with stories, whether in performances, classes, or individual guidance. He has delivered programs to storytelling organizations around the world, and classes in digital storytelling at the university level. His training programs in leadership, and collaboration have been well-received by commercial, non-profit, and religious institutions.

Maja Bumberák is a renowned storyteller, singer, and educator based in Budapest, Hungary. She tours the world, sharing stories and songs from Hungarian folklore and other cultures, in Hungarian and English. She also applies and leads story work in various group processes, where self-awareness and the community- and bridge-building role of stories is emphasized. She researches the Hungarian oral tradition. As a scholarship holder of the Hungarian Academy of Arts, she created a 4-day training in oral storytelling for teachers, student teachers, and other professionals, accredited by the Hungarian education authority.

A Journey through Dying and Living with Stories
2023-03-24 13:00 - 17:00 (America/New_York) | Sheraton Portsmouth, 250 Market St, Portsmouth, NH, 03801, United States
Take a journey exploring death and life through stories, conversations, music, and other creative practices. Traditional stories serve as the seeds to spark conversations and personal reflections around facing our own death, grief, the fear of dissolution, and how to leave loved ones behind. Join the journey to discover your current feelings and inner state, open difficult conversations, and hopefully uncover a space of stillness and peace to hold whatever storms may come.
Learn more and register at https://www.nestorytelling.org/stf-2023/
Jim Brulé is a transformational storyteller, healer, and end-of-life doula. His international storytelling school, accredited by NSN, has been operating for seven years. Jim serves on the boards of NEST and ASST, and is an interfaith chaplain and integrative therapist in homes for the dying, hospitals, and incarceration facilities.

Grief and Loss - Home Retreat
2023-04-15 10:00 - 12:00, 2023-04-15 15:00 - 17:00, 2023-04-16 10:00 - 12:00, 2023-04-16 15:00 - 17:00 (America/New_York) | Zoom
Join us on this home retreat focusing on grief and loss. We will look at stories that explore ways in which we may embrace this grief, particularly our own, with intention and openness. Participants engage with the stories through creative writing, meditations, sharing, and exercises, in groups and individually.
The final session will provide an opportunity for participants to share a creative response with the group.
You can purchase tickets here:

https://www.simpletix.com/e/grief-and-loss-home-retreat-tickets-125010

The online sessions are held over zoom for four two-hour sessions over two days (Saturday and Sunday), but the expectation is that you will be devoting your weekend to various activities related to the topic. Please be sure to visit the overview of home retreats here:

https://transformationalstorytelling.org/home-retreat/

The online sessions will be:

Saturday, 15 April

10 am – 12 pm EDT / 4-6 pm CEST
3-5 pm EDT / 9-11 pm CEST

Sunday, 16 April

10 am – 12 pm EDT / 4-6 pm CEST
3-5 pm EDT / 9-11 pm CEST

Class size is limited to 6 to ensure the best experience. The total fee for all sessions is $150 USD.
Part of the “Journey into Dying and Living” series, where we explore Dying and Living through storytelling, creative exercises, and meditations.
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Rebecca Lemaire is a versatile Belgian-British storyteller and is currently based in the South of Spain. She has performed and given workshops at international festivals, in a prison, yoga schools, Tibetan monasteries, theatres, and libraries. She tells stories about grief and death to open the conversation and help with healing. She is a Reiki healer and is an active participant in the group ‘Vivir y Morir’ in Spain, in which the taboo about death is overcome through discussions, practical and spiritual preparation, movies, poetry, and stories. In Spain, she gives introductory courses in storytelling skills for teenagers and adults in person and online. She often uses sound (Indian flute, kalimba, voice, and frame drum) to give depth to the stories she tells.

www.rebeccalemaire.com
www.holisticwellbeinginternational.com

Maggid Jim Brulé is a transformational storyteller, death doula, Reiki healer, and the founder of Transformational Storytelling, of which this series is a part. He also works with organizations and communities to bring the power of storytelling to healing the fractures which so often divide us around race, class, faith tradition, and culture. Jim believes that the right story told in the right way with an open heart can heal wounds and change lives.

Sacred Storytelling
2023-05-21 16:00 - 18:00 (America/New_York) | Zoom
I am MC for an amazing evening of storytelling: five live storytellers, plus honoring three deceased storytellers. Proceeds go to Artists Standing Strong Together (ASST) and the storytellers. Tickets and details here: https://bit.ly/ASSTMay23Sacred
Honored Storytellers:

Susi Wolff
Peg Hasted
Augusta Braxton-Baker

Live Storytellers:

Maja Bumberák
Lorraine Darnell
Louis Kornfeld
Jennifer Ferris

The Golem and the Maharal
2023-05-30 18:45 - 21:00 (America/New_York) | Zoom
Jim Brulé is a transformational storyteller who invites us to be inspired and disturbed by stories with rich, often unexpected meaning. Jim will be exploring a work in development – some of the stories of The Golem and the Maharal of Prague. Come be inspired and disturbed!
The first hour is open mike and story swap; the main feature begins about 8 pm.
Free admission with a tip jar.
Hosted By: Ralph

Stories for Dying and Living
2023-06-20 18:00 - 20:00 (America/New_York) | Zoom
Traditional stories serve as the seeds to spark conversations and personal reflections around facing our own death, grief, the fear of dissolution, and how to leave loved ones behind. Join the journey to discover your current feelings and inner state, open difficult conversations, and hopefully uncover a space of stillness and peace to hold whatever storms may come.
Jim Brulé has a Master’s in Counseling Psychology and is a member of the National End-of-Life Doula Alliance (NEDA). He is a Maggid, which is an ordained spiritual storyteller, and runs a school for multi-faith spiritual storytelling with students and faculty from over a dozen different traditions.
Participants will be able to:

Have a greater fluency in how to engage themselves and others in the topics of dying and living in a personal way
Recognize the value of storytelling as a gateway to these conversations
Encounter new modalities for exploring stories about these and other deep topics

Online tickets:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/online-tickets-jim-brule-stories-for-dying-living-tickets-625441290737

The Woodpecker and the Hummingbird
2023-06-28 19:00 - 20:30 (America/New_York) | Zoom
The Woodpecker and the Hummingbird
Theme: Balancing loss, transformation, and joy
Jim Brulé and Linda Schuyler Ford
Using both personal and created stories, Jim and Linda will lead the group on a journey to explore the interdependence of loss, transformation, and joy. Participants will be compassionately guided to consider how they balance these forces in their lives, and how they might offer their own gifts to others facing loss.
OARS in the Water is a facilitated Zoom gathering on the second and fourth
Wednesday of the month offered by Healing Story Alliance to create a listening space
to share the experiences and stories that have emerged through turbulent times. This is
not a therapeutic circle but we do hope it will be healing, supportive, and inspiring.
Admission is free, although donations are deeply appreciated and help support our
programming. Your tax-deductible donation can be made here:
https://square.link/u/d9xbGN2I
We’ll gather via Zoom. Here is the NEW link:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84757183292?pwd=[REDACTED]

About our Hosts for June 28th
Jim Brulé is a transformational storyteller, death doula, teacher, and mentor with a diverse background: he has advanced degrees in clinical psychology and artificial intelligence. His online school – Transformational Storytelling – trains spiritual storytellers from multiple traditions to tell stories that inspire healing and spiritual growth. He offers a series of classes and workshops on storytelling focusing on multi-cultural wisdom as well as facing end-of-life and grief. His current offerings include “Stories for Dying and Living” and “The Heart Knows.” You can find out more here:
https://transformationalstorytelling.org/events/
Linda Schuyler Ford is a therapeutic recreation director, support group facilitator, death doula, and case manager at North Florida’s lead agency dedicated to helping low-income Elders survive and thrive. Her 30 years of service to Elders is woven into her passion for storytelling, leading to the creation of “Five Smooth Stones”, a story-based retreat/support group for folks facing the loss of a loved one through death or chronic illness, and “There Was an Old Woman” a concert of stories about aging and ageism, as well as “Living (and Aging) Out Loud”, storytelling training for Elder care service providers.

Maggidut: Becoming an Inspirational Storyteller
2023-07-04 13:00 - 17:30, 2023-07-05 13:00 - 17:30, 2023-07-06 13:00 - 17:30 (America/New_York) | West Chester University, 700 S High St, West Chester, PA, 19383, United States
THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT.
Maggidut is the art of inspirational, spiritual storytelling. Maggid Jim Brulé will guide us on this spiritual and practical journey as we develop an understanding of how stories—when told with an open heart—can heal wounds, inspire the spirit, and transform lives. Drawing from his two-year curriculum for maggidut, this class will integrate oral storytelling, healing, Jewish folklore, and meditation in a highly interactive group process.
Telling stories in this way requires openness and intentionality in all four worlds. We will explore the neuroscience of telling and receiving these stories, and the associated physical storytelling techniques; we will appreciate and experience the emotional impact of encountering these stories; our minds will be challenged to consider alternate meanings of the same story; and our spirits will be lifted as we invite the Divine to live in these encounters.
Part of Aleph’s Kallah program. Register at https://aleph.regfox.com/kallah; learn more about Aleph at https://aleph.org/
