Autumn Quiet Days: Embracing Possibility (in person)

In this time of pandemic we are challenged to make room in our lives
for the unexpected. During these Quiet Days, we will spend time
noticing the new ways we are living and the possibilities emerging.

Can we open our minds and hearts to embrace possibility? What can we
harvest from this upheaval? We will explore these questions and ideas
through prayer, readings, silence, journaling and sharing.

When nothing is sure, everything is possible

-Margaret Drabble

REGISTER FOR YOUR PREFERRED DATE:
In person, October 3: tinyurl.com/RHqdlive
Online, October 10: tinyurl.com/RHqdonline

A suggested donation of $40 per person is requested. This amount is
just a guideline—please don’t let finances keep you from attending!

For the in-person session, seating is limited to 8 participants; masks and social distancing will be
required. Please bring your own breakfast, lunch, and beverages. The Retreat House will provide
cold bottled water.

For the Zoom session, you will receive the log in link once you have registered.

ABOUT THE RETREAT LEADER: Julia Morris-Myers loves discovering the sacred in everyday life. She is a musician, teacher and spiritual director on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, where she lives with her husband and assorted pets. Julia is the Director of Music at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Centreville and has certificates in leading groups and in spiritual direction from the Shalem Institute in Washington, DC, and Bon Secours Retreat Center in Marriottsville MD.