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    Mary Magdalene Celebration Saturday July 23

    July 22, 2011No Comments
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    “Our goal is to inspire and empower women”

    Sedona, AZ (July 22, 2011) – Hoping to see you at this amazing event! The 8th annual Mary Magdalene Celebration is tomorrow Saturday, July 23, 9AM-3:30PM, at the Sedona Creative Life Center. A fantastic group of inspiring woman will be offering a dramatic piece sharing the story of my own journey to embracing the practice of Compassion.

    Barbara Litrell, the force behind this growing movement says, “Our goal is to inspire and empower women in their personal and spiritual lives and to call them to be the sacred vessels filled with spirit that they are … this year’s program will truly unite women across all ages and many spiritual traditions.”

    The Sacred Dance Guild Performance

    The Keynote Speaker is Margaret Starbird speaking on “The Messages of Mary Magdalene for Women Today” A pioneer in Magdalene research and the author of several widely acclaimed books reclaiming Mary Magdalene and the Sacred Feminine in Christianity, Starbird gives lectures and retreats worldwide and has appeared in numerous

    Here’s the day’s lineup:

    sponsored by

    The Celebrating Women Witnesses Ministry of Sedona

     

    Saturday, July 23

    9AM-3:30PM

    The Sedona Creative Life Center

    333 Schnebly Hill Rd

    Sedona, AZ 86336

     

    photography by Larry Lindahl

    PROGRAM

    8:00 Registration Opens

    9:00 Welcome and Opening Ceremonies

    featuring The Sacred Dance Guild Performance

    and Anne Crosman reading “The Voice of Woman”

    by Ruth St. Denis.

    9:30 Margaret Starbird, Keynote: “In the Footsteps of

    Mary Magdalene: Her Messages for Women Today”

    plus a guided visualization meditation

     

    Sedona Gift Shop

    10:45 Break

    11:00 Gathering and Centering Ritual/Music/Dance

    11:10 “In The Footsteps of Mary Magdalene:

    Women Living Her Message”

    11:15 Beverly Coleman – Courage

    11:35 Sherab Khandro – Compassion

    11:55 Judy Massey – Faithfulness

    12:15 Sharing in Pairs

    12:30 Lunch

    1:15 Gathering: Laptop Labyrinth Meditation led by

    Eileen Tanne

    1:30 Barbara Mayer – Authenticity

    1:50 Dr. Donna Cavedon – Joy

    2:10 Rabbi Alicia Magal – Hope

    2:30 Margaret Starbird: Putting the Magdalen Messages to

    work in our lives today

    2:45 Closing Ritual including music, dance, blessing

    3:30 Conclusion

    $30 includes lunch. All are welcome. To reserve your space, call Barbara Litrell, 649-0135, blitrell@aol.com or visit their webstie at www.marymagdalacelebrationsedona.com.

     

     

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