(Wisdom Series Week 5)
Many of us struggle with overcoming trauma. Whether it’s from our childhood or our present circumstances, trauma can often block us from living the kind of fulfilling life we desire.
We may never fully conquer our trauma, but it seems there’s something healing about pulling it out of the shadows, naming it, and even using it as a catalyst for transformation.
This Sunday at New Wineskins, we’ll continue our series on Wisdom with a discussion about the necessity of emotional healing to encountering and experiencing wisdom in its fullness.
Our discussion video from YouTube content creators Reflections of Life this week invites us to consider the courage and vulnerability necessary for emotional healing, and how that process can lead us to a broader vision not just of our own humanity, but of the fullness of life in all its forms.
You’re invited to join us this Sunday, Sept. 22, in the New Wineskins Virtual Theology Pub powered by Zoom for a conversation about trauma, healing, and the wisdom that comes on the other side of emotional pain.
6:00pm ET: Happy Half-Hour (informal meet & greet time)
6:30pm ET: Presentation & conversation begin
No Gathering Sept. 29
We will be taking a brief break from our gatherings on Sunday, Sept. 29. Our next gathering will be Sunday, Oct. 6. Please mark your calendars accordingly!
Check out this week’s discussion video
Click here to view this week’s discussion video on YouTube.
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