The upcoming "Sisters Series: Engaging the Possible" event on August 21, from 5:30 to 7:00 PM CT (6:30 to 8:00 PM ET), promises to be a valuable opportunity for sisters to engage in meaningful dialogue. This virtual gathering will be facilitated by Jennifer Corlett, OSU, and Kate DuVal, SSND, and will include a special discussion centered around the themes of the new book, Gather the Wisdom, Weave a Dream.

Information: 
Theme: Gather the Wisdom, Weave a Dream
When: August 21, 2024; 5:30 PM – 7 CT/ 6:30 PM- 8:00 ET
What: Conversation with Ted Dunn and each other
Where: ZOOM link: (Please log in 5–10 min. before it starts)
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81165460982?pwd=BFLPWauKyXaN3Yos2d7gdcKbuLKOq9.1 

About the Sisters Series:
Sisters Series: Engaging the Possible is a new resource for sisters to have meaningful conversations about their lives, about religious life, and the world in which we live. This online series is the brainchild of Jennifer and Kate.

Recognizing that community leaders have any number of resources available to them, they wanted to provide a grassroots forum for sisters 55+ in North America to resource one another. Sister Series is an opportunity for inquiry, dialogue and contemplative integration that inspires our individual and collective creative passion and intelligence to engage in the emerging future of religious life, inter-congregationally, as religious women in our day.

What to Expect:
This series is just beginning, and the August 21 event marks the second in the series. 
The session will begin with a brief presentation, followed by a facilitated dialogue with several sisters, which will then lead to breakout group discussions and an open forum for all participants.

Pre-Gathering Resource for your reflection and prayer: (Click Here to download the document)

As with the two previous Sister Series, the organizers are once again offering a few resources to inspire the conversations. While it's not necessary to read the book to attend this gathering (recently published and now available in bookstores), reflecting on the provided quotes and questions will enrich your participation. They suggest focusing on one or two passages or questions that resonate with you, allowing your heart and mind to be touched, challenged, and energized.