Peacemakers

April 26-29, 2012

For more information, visit PPF's website here.

Summer Internship

Farm the Land, Grow the Spirit is our summer food justice internship program for Muslims, Jews, and Christians ages 19-30. Sponsored by the Community of Living Traditions at Stony Point Center. For more information, visit our website.

Building on the Rock

Learn about our plans for a new Arts Center on campus. Then, click on the right side-bar to sign up your work group and join in the excitement! Download a flyer here.

Job Posting

Stony Point Retreat and Conference Center is seeking a part-time (less than 20 hrs/week) weekend Front Desk Staff Person to begin as soon as possible. Read More.

Presbyterian Health, Education and Welfare Association (PHEWA) Consultation on Criminal Justice

Click here to register for this event.

An upcoming consultation of experts, advocates, activists and volunteers to address the complex issues surrounding criminal justice in the United States will take place at Stony Point Conference Center, February 17–19, 2012. This consultation is in response to a referral from GA219 that the Presbyterian Health Education and Welfare Association convene, “ Interested Individuals…to Consider and Propose the Creation of a Presbyterian Health, Education, and Welfare Association (PHEWA) Network on Criminal Justice for Education and Advocacy Ministries. As a result of this referral, this consultation will, in addition to resourcing individuals and communities with a commitment to criminal justice issues, also mark the launch of a Criminal Justice Network, which will join the PHEWA’s ten other networks in education and advocacy work.

Contact Rev. Trina Zelle at trinazelle6@gmail.com or 602-796-7477 with questions.

Healing the Heart of Democracy

Healing the Heart of Democracy®:

Healing Habits of the Heart for Self, Work, and Community

a Courage & Renewal® weekend retreat

March 23 (6:00 p.m.) – March 25, 2012 (noon)

Gilmor-Sloane House, Stony Point Center

Photo of work by Jane Zalkin

Are you feeling broken-hearted about the state of our democracy? Are you wondering how you might help make it what you know it could be? We extend an invitation to anyone yearning for greater meaning, authenticity, and sense of purpose in personal life, work, and community to explore their “soul and role” as citizens in our democracy. Over this weekend we will contemplate five “habits of the heart” described in Parker J. Palmer’s Healing the Heart of Democracy: The Courage to Create a Politics Worthy of the Human Spirit: understanding we are all in this together, appreciating the value of “otherness,” holding tension in life-giving ways, generating a sense of personal voice and agency, and strengthening our capacity to create community.

Cost of the weekend: $420 double occupancy, $495 single occupancy.

If you have any questions, please contact Cat Greenstreet at cgreenstreet1@verizon.net.

So-Mahng Presbyterian Church at SPC (again)

It seems we've been seeing a lot of So-Mahng Presbyterian Church lately. This past weekend we had two different groups from the same church! They've been coming to SPC for the last ten years. We're certainly grateful for their loyalty. Their youth visisted us last weekend. They had a great time and spent lots of time singing. See you again soon!