Weaving Yourself Toward Wholeness

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.

Weaving can be a form of prayer and spiritual nourishment. Create a weaving that embodies healing specific to your needs, in the spirit of an altar cloth, a prayer shawl, or a medicine cloth. Guided meditations will help you identify your personal place of healing. As you weave your piece, the meditations will guide you in the process, and you will be led in its creation, its colors, its patterning, and more. There will be opportunities for journaling, sharing with one another, and spending time in nature. Both those new to weaving and established weavers are welcome. Bring your own loom, or use a Pendle Hill hand loom.

Leader(s)

Jesse White is the Arts and Spirituality Coordinator at Pendle Hill. She holds a B.A. in Integrative Studies: Creative and Spiritual Process joined with a B.A. in Psychology from Guilford College. Jesse works as an arts educator and art therapist and directs Pigeon Arts, a cathartic art-making organization in Philadelphia. She is clerk of Frankford Friends Meeting (PA).

Jocelyn Emerson is a pastor, spiritual counselor, and energy healer. Founder and director of Weaving Sacred Spaces, Jocelyn uses her skills to guide her clients in the tender work of soul archeology and soul healing. She compassionately helps soul clients release limiting beliefs and obstacles, uncover and heal soul wounds, and empowers them to live a life full of joy, love, peace, and freedom in full alignment with the Divine.
Travel directions to Pendle Hill. FAQs about Short-Term Education Programs (please read before calling). Click to view the flyer. Click to view the Fall 2018-Winter 2019 Arts and Spirituality Programs brochure.