The Truth Is, We’re in Conflict! – Exploring Our Relationship to Conflict Alongside the Testimony of Integrity

How might our relationship to, and understanding of, the Quaker testimony of integrity support us in moments of internal and interpersonal conflict?

In this Sunday program, learners will explore their relationship to conflict and the testimony of integrity. Learners will increase their capacity to navigate conflict with more love, grace, and intention, while remaining rooted in truthfulness.

During our time together, participants can expect experiential activities that invite folks to connect with their bodies, and a mixture of solo work, pair-sharing, and group sharing. They will explore personal and ancestral stories and histories through creative storytelling, journaling, and silent reflection.

Leader(s)

Dwight Dunston is a West Philly-based facilitator, hip-hop artist, educator, and activist who has brought his creativity, care, and compassion to schools, community centers, retirement homes, festivals, and stadiums all over the country and internationally. His love of people and his belief that our stories and histories hold the key to our healing and wholeness has inspired him to design unique workshops, classes, and programs that support individuals to feel more rooted and heart-opened to themselves and to others. Dwight is the host the of Pendle Hill’s podcast The Seed: Conversations for Radical Hope, which is currently exploring the testimony of integrity in its second season.

Financial aid may be available. If you are seeking funds to participate in this program, click to review and complete our Financial Assistance Application and a Pendle Hill staff member will follow-up with you shortly (please do NOT register online). Thank you for your interest.

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