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Faithful Conversations - Caring for Creation

Faithful Conversations - Caring for Creation
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17 Feb 2027 

Course Leader:  Justine Huxley

Course Date:  Wednesday 17 February

Course Options:  Full Price - £70 Early Bird - £66

Course Timings:  9:30am for 10:00am-4:00pm

Course Code:  D0527

Course Information: 

Includes Morning Coffee, Lunch & Afternoon Tea

Faithful Conversations is a new space for people of all faiths & beliefs to gather & grapple with some of the most urgent issues of our day. With input from various guests with speciality in the particular topic, participants will have a chance to better understand the complexity of the subject & have opportunity for individual reflection & small group discussion, drawing on their own faith & belief traditions as well as life experience.

How can we deepen our lived commitment to care for creation?

How might revolutionary findings in the science of animal & plant intelligence impact our understanding of that commitment? What can innovative new approaches to nature governance teach us about the possibility of including the more-than-human world in our decision-making & our approach to caring for Earth? What daily practices can help us deepen our relationship with the rest of nature as intelligent, sacred & capable of cocreating with us?

Course Leader Information:

Dr Justine Huxley   co-founded Kincentric Leadership and leads workshops and retreats on aligning leadership and decision-making with Earth-based wisdom. She is a Development Consultant for the Bushman Heritage Museum in South Africa, and Director at a US foundation for regenerative work rooted in Earth as sacred. She was CEO at St Ethelburga’s Centre for Reconciliation and Peace in London for many years and pioneered programmes at the intersection of ecology, spirituality, and peace-making. Justine authored 'Generation Y, Spirituality and Social Change', and co-authored 'Co-creating with a Living, Intelligent Earth'.  She holds a PhD in psychology, lives by River Lea and is in love with all things river.

Dr Justine Huxley at Sebastian Belbin blog

 

Early Bird