Exploring Images & Relationships with God: Healing Our Understanding of the Divine

How we imagine God shapes how we relate to God. Is God distant or near? Gentle or judgmental? Loving or conditional? In this class, we will explore the powerful connection between our personal images of God and our spiritual life.

We’ll reflect on how early experiences, family systems, and religious teachings have shaped our understanding of and relationship with God. Together, we will identify inherited images that may no longer serve us, and open ourselves to more life-giving and healing understandings of who God is.

This class invites both honesty and hope: a safe space to question, remember, and reimagine.

This event is also offered on Zoom. More information here.

Note: This event is part of a series. You are welcome to register for this event only; for information about and to register for the series, click here.

About the Presenter: 

Kathleen Schinhofen, M.Min., D.Min, is a life-long minister who has worked extensively in the local and larger Church in Catholic and ecumenical settings. She is a counselor, educator and facilitator. Currently, Kathy is Director of Pastoral Care at Regina Residence and ministers on behalf of the several Congregations who make Regina Residence their home.

Photo by Marcos Paulo Prado