Sanctuary Webinar

LIVE FREE WEBINAR

Find Your Sanctuary:
Create Space for Grace

You have a sanctuary, even if you’ve only imagined it. Even if you can’t name it, you know of its power. It is a space of total freedom, where you do not owe anyone and where no one owes you. Sanctuary is a place where you can be replenished and renewed again and again in order to live grounded and wholehearted.

Wednesday, September 19

11:00AM - 12:00PM Pacific (Los Angeles)
12:00PM - 1:00PM Mountain (Denver)
1:00PM - 2:00PM Central (Chicago)
2:00PM - 3:00PM Eastern (New York)

CLAIM YOUR SPOT NOW!

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What You'll Learn

What is sanctuary?

Why do we need sanctuary?
Why are we Depleted? Overwhelmed? Drained. Distracted. Numb. Barraged. Lost the word NO. Plum tuckered.
What's going on in our culture?

Sanctuary is in our DNA. What does that mean?

What are the hurdles and obstacles to sanctuary?

Isn’t self-care selfish? Where does that message come from?

This will be a paradigm shift. What does it mean?

What are the ingredients to sanctuary? Where/how do we begin?

How do we identify a portal?

What is CAIM?

How does sanctuary involve our senses?
What is the sacrament of the present mement?

What does it mean to be sanctuary for others?

What does it mean for our community to be a sanctuary?

CLAIM YOUR SPOT NOW!

Meet Terry Hershey

Terry Hershey is an author, humorist, inspirational speaker, dad, ordained minister, golf addict, and smitten by French wine. He divides his time between designing sanctuary gardens and sharing his practice of “pausing” and “sanctuary,” to help us do less and live more. Terry’s book, Sanctuary: Creating Places For Grace In Your Life, offers the permission to slow down and to be gentle with ourselves, in a world that demands More-Bigger-Faster. Most days, you can find Terry out in his garden - on Vashon Island in the Puget Sound - because he believes that there is something fundamentally spiritual about dirt under your fingernails.