Fri, Jul 24
|Retreat from wherever has WiFi!
TOLIS Leadership Summit
GROW Community Power
Time & Location
Jul 24, 2020, 6:00 PM PDT – Jul 26, 2020, 2:00 PM PDT
Retreat from wherever has WiFi!
Guests
About the Event
The TOLIS Leadership Summit: GROW Community Power
The Summit is scheduled to take place the last full weekend in July, the 24th through the 26th, 2020 and will be an "online/in-person leadership retreat". We will use Zoom to connect groups and/or individuals that are Zooming in from all over.
Times: Friday 6:00-9:30pm PST, Saturday 9:00am-9:00pm PST, Sunday 9:00am-2:00pm PST
Naturecentric Spiritual Teachers from various communities across the USA will share Leadership Teachings throughout the weekend. Each Teacher will present their topic, then facilitate a small group breakout session, followed by reflection with the larger group of participants.
We invite you to gather with others in your geographic location to form a physical small group (following local social distancing practices as applicable). If you are not available to gather with your group physically, we will use ZOOM technology and group your community together in private breakout session(s) for group sharing experiences.
Also available, join by yourself from your own space to do the retreat in connection with others gathering online. We will set up small groups each morning and these can be with others you are already working on projects with or with new people you meet through this event.
Saturday evening Teachers will offer sessions per their Tradition/Way (may include additional fees, which each professional will collect). There will be a bardic fire circle where participants sign up if they want to share. We also have a few surprises waiting in the wings to be announced. Saturday evening our focus is on Sacred Play.
Take a retreat with time to reflect and replenish with our association of naturecentric spiritual practitioners and groups. Lean back into Sacred Living and connect with a wider community of Leaders. Find support from wherever you are.
PAY WHAT YOU WANT
For this introductory year, a contribution of at least $20 = retreat ($10 minimum) with membership ($10), $30 and up = retreat + basic annual membership + access to recordings of Teachings. (Estimated value of electronic retreat showcasing 6 professional Teachers with over 20 hours of programming = $300-$500.)
How to Register
- Make your contribution for your registration via our Square Account with the name you are registering as. To contribute, please click this link or the PayPal link on the website.
- Please register using the "RSVP" link below.
Your registration will not be considered complete until both the registration form and your contribution have been received.
PLEASE NOTE: Due to the nature of this event there will be no refunds given for donations.
Guests
iRev. Sarah Heartsong attends the Council meetings from Erosia in Shelton, Washington, one of our TOLIS Land Sanctuaries. Sarah is an ordained priestess (over 25 years of Sacred Service), the founder of the Tree of Life Interfaith Sanctuary (TOLIS), currently holding the title of Main Sanctuary Servant, and is the Lady of the Land of Erosia. She holds a BA in Religion/Global Studies, and a MA in Communication Studies. She is also a professional artisan with Heartsong Healing Arts’ Rare Earth Designs, which you can find at Heartsong Healing Arts and Rare Earth Designs and on Etsy.
Best contacts are though email at TOLISanctuary@gmail.com or heartsongwoman@gmail.com and available for text/phone at 575-640-8506. Sarah spends most of her days running Rare Earth Designs, making sacred art and tools, writing her books, which some are now out, and developing her Land Sanctuary, 13 acres in Shelton, WA with a Goddess Blessing Tree. (Among other projects)
Joshua Rex, M.A., M.A.T., is a Mindfulness Coach and Teacher Trainer, working with individuals and organizations to design mindful approaches, routines, and techniques to support people in achieving their academic and professional goals, weaving in Social Emotional Learning through the Arts, Music, and Movement.
Joshua has worked in and around the classroom, working in after-school programs, childcare centers, and behavioral health organizations, providing scaffolded supports for children and adult learners.
Currently Joshua offers guidance and training in creating safe and predictable learning environments that are trauma-informed, and are grounded in restorative justice work.
Joshua Serves as the President of the Board for the TOLIS.