ReImagine

Rediscovering Creativity Workshop, Jan 9th - Feb 27th

Do you aspire to be more creative in 2008? Perhaps you can remember a time when you had more freedom of expression. Many people have experienced profound personal transformation through practices that combine spirituality and creativity. This eight-week workshop will explore how to cultivate your artistic voice and talents more fully. Through daily personal exercises and group process we will help one another tap into our creative potential, using Julia Cameron’s book, Walking in this World, as a guide for inspiration and discipline. Sponsored by ReIMAGINE! A Center for Life Integration. We are a collective of artists and activists that fuel initiatives to integrate spiritual formation, creativity, community-building and social action. We believe personal integration comes through revolutionary thought, experiential learning and transformational relationships.

Workshop led by Adam Klein, with guest facilitators Mark Scandrette, Holly and Ryan Sharp.

When? Wednesdays 6:30-8:30 P.M, January 9th - February 27th

Location? New Door Ventures, 3085 21st St, SF

Cost: $40 which includes a light snack each week.

(Scholarship information available upon request)
Text for the workshop will need to be purchased by each participant.

Please email Adam AT reimageine DOT org to register for the class.

Adam Klein is a Director of ReIMAGINE, runs an IT consulting business in the bay area, and is a poet and endurance athlete. Adam is fascinated with experiments and practices that help integrated the whole person and loves to share his experiences.

Mark Scandrette is the Executive Director of ReIMAGINE, a poet, life coach and author of the book Soul Graffiti: Making a Life in the way of Jesus.

Holly and Ryan Sharp. Ryan is among other things–is a singer-songwriter whose lyrics cut deep at the struggle for wholeness and proclaim a new way to live. Holly–among other things–is a painter, and her current works reflect the need and desire to create space for the cultivation of our souls. They also run their own graphic design company, SharpSeven and live in the Mission Disctrict neighborhood with their son, Paxton.

** For those that joined us last year this is a new course.