Events

Saturday, June 20, 2026
11am CT / 12pm ET / 9am PT

Heidi Smith is the author of The Uncommon Book of Prayer, a radical reframing of prayer as a deeply personal practice capable of bringing joy, healing trauma, and restoring our connection to the world around us.

In this 75-minute webinar, Heidi will guide us through a new understanding of prayer—not as transaction, victimization, or obligation, but as a living practice of co-creating our lives. Participants will leave equipped with practical ways to integrate prayer into daily life, along with a personal mantra of their own.

Donation-based with suggested tiers. Register here.

Mon, July 6, 2026 7-8:30pm CST Zoom

Cost: Donation-based.

To register, click here to pay what you wish, and note which webinar/s you intend to attend.

Mon, January 5, 2026 7-8:30pm CST Zoom

Cost: Donation-based.

This session has ended. To receive the recording, click here to pay what you wish.

Mon, February 2, 2026 7-8:30pm CST Zoom

Cost: Donation-based.

This session has ended. To receive the recording, click here to pay what you wish.

Mon, March 2, 2026 7-8:30pm CST Zoom

Cost: Donation-based.

To register, click here to pay what you wish, and note which webinar/s you intend to attend.

Tuesdays in April: 4/7, 4/14, 4/21, 4/28; 6:30-8PM ET*

A 4-Week Online Series on Creativity, Embodiment and Contemplative Practice

Guest Facilitator: Keely Angel (Keely Angel, The Body Electric)

This four-week online series is an invitation to slow down and reconnect to your creative channel. This series can benefit those who are feeling creatively blocked, burnt out, or disconnected from their work—but open to anyone curious about creating from a more embodied, contemplative place. 

Each class begins with guided meditation and movement, followed by a writing prompt and optional shares. We then move into 60 minutes for creative co-working and end with a collective de-brief. 

We will engage with themes that often arise in the creative process—attention, resistance, uncertainty, intuition, and discipline—using short readings and writing prompts. These discussions are not lectures, but open, contemplative exchanges shaped by the experiences of the group. 

From there we move into an hour of making. Participants are free to work in whatever medium they choose. Some may pick up a project that hasn’t been touched for years, others may decide to try a medium that is completely new to them. 

The emphasis for this class is on showing up and letting the act of making be its own kind of practice, held within a supportive community of fellow participants.

Cost: Sliding scale
Accessible — $10–60
True Cost — $80
Community Supporter — $100–120
Choose the level that reflects your current season. No explanation needed.

Click here to register.

Mon, May 4, 2026 7-8:30pm CST Zoom

Cost: Donation-based.

To register, click here to pay what you wish.