Enliven Aging Education Program
Nurture your spirit and expand your mind with the Parker Center’s Enliven online program — created for older adults desiring to live and age more abundantly.
Engage with our online, Zoom-based courses designed to entertain, teach and enliven the lives of seniors. The Enliven program is designed to encourage and nurture the spirits of older adults to learn, grow and share together in order to live and age more abundantly.
Sign up to get early access for upcoming classes or to join the Enliven email list.
Enliven Program Foundations
- Create welcoming virtual spaces to build community
- Encourage the deepening of the spirit
- Celebrate diverse faith traditions and experiences
- Provide creative, experiential, participatory opportunities for learning and growth
- Enrich congregational and chaplaincy ministries
Participant Requirements/Expectations:
- Access to a computer or iPad with video capability
- Access to Wi-Fi to receive the session Zoom links via email
- Register for each course series (Log-in information will be provided with the registration confirmation)
- This log-in will be the same for all course sessions
- Since the goal is to engage participants and build community around the course topics, we strongly recommend attendance at all sessions
Events
There are no upcoming events scheduled.
See below for a summary of our most recent Enliven course: “A Deeper Path: The Call of Aging.” Be sure to register for the Enliven email list to gain early access to upcoming classes. Watch this space for more information.
A Deeper Path: The Call of Aging
Our program host: Rev. Lois Mueller, Pastor Emeritus of Plymouth Jaxx & Justice UCC in Oakland, CA.
Format: Five weekly 90-minute online sessions
Description: Is this all there is? That’s a question so many aging adults ask when looking at their future. Rev. Lois answers emphatically, NO! The “third age” can be a sacred journey when new life can thrive. Poetry, film clips and music are used, as well as journaling and breakout groups for deeper reflection.
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