Haiku as a spiritual practice by Julie Elliot

In our consumerist society, we're bombarded with messages of not enoughness. This blessing from Cherie Westmoreland offers a different message of simplicity, presence, and love.

“A Blessing for Perspective” by Julie Elliot with an update about SoulGuiding

Trudy Grienauer shares her hard-won wisdom about finding peace in endings

Tim Scorer writes about finding and being found by poems

Fernando Esté and Jalaluddin Rumi celebrate the abundance of summer

Janice Orr listens to her mother in a new way

In this critical and stress-filled time, the need for spiritual direction is greater than ever.

Ramona Pauls shares her perspective on the new online format a few days before the second gathering of Prairie Jubilee Cycle 10 begins

Julie Elliot asks, “If you imagine God as a magnetic field, where are you drawn?”

A listening presence has a positive impact on us and our world – especially during a pandemic - by Celia McBride

Cathy Coulter shares her drawing, poetry and wisdom

A love letter from spiritual director Vickie MacArthur

Word and image collaboration by Lois Huey-Heck and Kari Krogh

Prairie Jubilee is now ONLINE - 2020 has called many organizations and institutions to take a deeper look inside themselves and answer the question… The coronavirus pandemic has disrupted our usual routines and expectations, but calls us all to a new creativity.

Jan Richardson shares a blessing with our Jubilee community

Julie Elliot writes about what happens when we allow difficult emotions to be here

Trudy Grienauer offers her reflection on the Buddhist teaching of joyful effort. “How can I get some of that? Please, bring it on! “

Julie Elliot questions the idea that we should work hard at our spiritual practices. What might happen if we didn’t believe that?

In response to the changes we have all been experiencing during the COVID-19 pandemic, the leadership team of Inscapes Centre for Enneagram Studies in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada has recorded a video to guide us in our processing of this and other experiences in our lives. A statement that accompanies their video reads, in part,