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Before signing up please read the Story Circle Expectations, Guidelines, & Tips
Theme Description: Spring is upon us; spring cleaning, spring break, springing forward. And while spring is a season of renewal, warmth, and growth, it is also characterized by wild fluctuations, storminess, and the struggles of new growth. Tell us the story about the time you got a fresh start or how you sprung into action in a crisis. Tell us about how you tried everything in your power to help someone bloom or how you continue to plant seeds with a challenging loved one. Share the story about mistakes made when you were still a bit green, or about realizing you were no longer a spring chicken. Tell us a story about the whiplash you experienced from rapidly changing realities, or about how you started to bloom, only to experience a hard freeze. Tell us about a time when you took stock of what was, or cleaned out what wasn’t needed, so that you could imagine what could be. Recount the tale of your ill-advised spring break choices or feeling renewed by a spring break trip. What is sprouting for you this spring?
Story Circles include 6-8 people who gather and share stories on a common theme from their own lives. Collectively, the group explores what can be learned from the stories together that would be harder to understand from any particular story alone.
Before signing up please read the Story Circle Expectations, Guidelines, & Tips
Theme Description: Spring is upon us; spring cleaning, spring break, springing forward. And while spring is a season of renewal, warmth, and growth, it is also characterized by wild fluctuations, storminess, and the struggles of new growth. Tell us the story about the time you got a fresh start or how you sprung into action in a crisis. Tell us about how you tried everything in your power to help someone bloom or how you continue to plant seeds with a challenging loved one. Share the story about mistakes made when you were still a bit green, or about realizing you were no longer a spring chicken. Tell us a story about the whiplash you experienced from rapidly changing realities, or about how you started to bloom, only to experience a hard freeze. Tell us about a time when you took stock of what was, or cleaned out what wasn’t needed, so that you could imagine what could be. Recount the tale of your ill-advised spring break choices or feeling renewed by a spring break trip. What is sprouting for you this spring?
Story Circles include 6-8 people who gather and share stories on a common theme from their own lives. Collectively, the group explores what can be learned from the stories together that would be harder to understand from any particular story alone.