For 90+ years, Kanuga has sponsored conferences and retreats that provide enlightening, restful and transforming experiences. Our goal is to offer a peaceful place for you to focus on your relationship with the Holy and return home with renewed energy to reveal God’s grace to the world. With many Kanuga-sponsored adult conferences offered each year, our hope is you’ll find one that resonates with you.
The theme for this year’s Lansing Lee Conference, featuring Dr. Catherine Meeks and poet David Whyte, is “Drinking from Poetry’s Well: The Search for Freedom, Hope, and Healing.” The Rev. Winnie Varghese will serve as chaplain.
We invite spiritual leaders and wisdom teachers, poets and storytellers, progressive theologians who are deeply steeped in Biblical scholarship, gifted musicians, people engaged in the hard work of love and justice, seekers on the journey, hungry souls, hopeful and despairing, young and old, all looking for ways to connect and deepen their relationship with the Divine and each other.
The Office of Latino/Hispanic Ministries and Kanuga partner in offering the biannual Nuevo Amanecer conference for those who are already involved in Latino Ministry as well as those interested in becoming involved. The conference brings together many successful and dynamic leaders involved in Latino ministries and offers workshops that provide training that can be implemented in any parish. Keynote speakers offer inspiration.
Bob Haden founded the Haden Institute in 1994, as a forum to educate others about the transformational gifts of spirituality and Jungian psychology. Bob, both an Episcopal priest and a Jungian-oriented therapist, had discovered that spirituality and Jungian psychology teachings are complementary on the transformational path to health, wholeness, spiritual maturity, and individuation. In 2017, Allen Proctor, a Presbyterian minister and life-long student of psychological development, assumed the role of Director and continues to bring psycho-spiritual teachings and practices to others.
This conference offers a sacred space to be able to speak and listen from the heart in the journey toward fostering Beloved Communities. Nurture the body, mind, and heart by co-creating a space with like-minded siblings to nourish and transform the soul for your work beyond Kanuga.
The Musicians’ Gathering at Kanuga is a retreat for music leaders from around the country, a time set aside for musicians to rest and renew in a community of supportive peers who understand the unique challenges of this vocation. Come for collaborative worship, sharing of ideas, resources and best practices, peer-led discussions, jam-sessions, and emerge with a clarified, hopeful vision of a community renewed through your art.
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