Quiet Day | November

A Quiet Day at Saint Barnabas – Saturday, November 14, 9:30am – 1pm | Sanctuary + Zoom – Led by the Rev. Robyn M. Neville, PhD We will focus on:The Golden Epistle by William of St. Thierry is a 12th-century spiritual classic that explores the journey toward a deeper relationship with God through prayer, contemplation, and love. Originally written as a letter to a community of monks, it offers timeless wisdom on spiritual growth, inner transformation, and the importance of seeking God with both heart and mind. Its teachings invite us to embrace stillness, nurture our faith, and discover a closer connection with God’s presence in our daily lives. The contemplative life is quite simple and accessible to everyone. It is simply the intention to pause, to be still, and, by faith, to rest in Christ’s presence within. Quiet Day includes reflections, quiet, solitary time, and sessions of communal silent prayer in the Sanctuary. Participants are welcome to the Sanctuary, to quiet areas for reading or journaling, or to walk our beautiful campus. The day concludes with the Holy Eucharist. Please bring your Bible. Zoom credentials are sent via email. Not on our mailing list? Contact Ann Hott if you would like to be included. All are Welcome! Click below for this session’s handout or view handouts from previous sessions. Quiet Day Resources Quiet Day includes teaching, quiet solitary time, and sessions of communal silent prayer. Come to a Quiet Day for an introduction to what the Contemplative Life at Saint Barnabas might offer you, or to sustain you in that life. The day concludes with the Holy Eucharist. Please bring your Bible. All are welcome. Learn More about Quiet Days. Location: In-Person + Zoo_m 6715 N Mockingbird Ln Scottsdale, AZ 85253