Sophia Circle invites you to explore the hidden feminine voices woven through sacred scripture. Discover the women, wisdom, and lived experiences that shaped biblical stories — and awaken the voice of Sophia within yourself.

Joy to the world! All ye folks of the world, Joy to the fishes and the deep blue sea, Joy to you and me! The fullness of joy is to behold God in everything. — Julian of Norwich

Lynn Lavictoire shares a personal story of her calling to ordination, while enlightening the group about the role of women in the early church.

Sandy Franklin will lead us in an exploration of the life of Mary, as we reconnect after our summer hiatus. Join us in circle!

Join us in a beautiful natural setting to celebrate our lives in faith as we have learned from our families.

PLEASE NOTE: Previously scheduled meeting for the 26th of May has been cancelled. This opportunity is open to all at Julian of Norwich Parish (Anglican) on Rossland Avenue.

Join us to discuss how an open heart and open mind affect our perceptions and our experiences. We will sow imaginary seeds to enhance our daily creative lives as we explore the creative process and the Flower of Life.

Hosted by Leslie Worden.

As an outreach to people who are suffering injustice on Friday, January 17th I am inviting any who wish to "Write for Rights", a program of Amnesty International, to join me at my apartment from 2 to 4pm.

Please bring a candle and journal with you. If you forget, we will have some provided.

Dr. Vera Etches joins the circle to share her experiences in Interfaith Prayer, working with Christian, Muslim and Jewish faiths as she studied at the Vancouver School of Theology. Watercolour devotional book making followed by discussion.

Tanya Hewitt will lead us through a meditation on the glory of creation and the relationship humans have developed with nature.

Kimberly Thomas will be leading our celebration of Love, including a cacao ceremony that will bring us to focus on our hearts and the emotions of compassion, love (including self-love), joy and forgiveness. We will have contemplative practices and open discussion with music.

We have been invited to share a meal and ideas for future gatherings... and even a name, at Lynn Lavitoire's home in Cumberland.

Laurie McKnight hosts a celebration of spring and the joy of creation and our call to be healers of the earth.

We will be listening to and exploring the power of the Easter story as found in John’s Gospel (18:1-20) using a practice of contemplative art.

We will be led by Tanya Hewitt in a reflection on Lent, Women, and Faith. We will be listening to and reading some poetry, learning abpout impactful women, having a small group discussion, reading and interpreting bible passages,as well as learning about floriography and planting some seed.