Finding Our Way is a four-week guided conversation for people facing a life transition, living through an unexpected chapter, or wondering who they are becoming.
A diagnosis you never expected. The loss of someone you love. A job that suddenly ends. Retirement. Marriage. A new child. An empty nest. Aging parents. Graduation.
Sometimes life changes gradually. Sometimes it changes in a single moment.
You may find yourself asking:
Who am I now? How do I begin again? What comes next?
Finding Our Way is a small-group experience built around thoughtful questions, honest conversation, and reflection.
It is not therapy. It is not a lecture. It is not a motivational program promising easy answers.
It is a place where you can be heard and begin making sense of what has changed.
Together, participants will:
The conversations will draw from Jim Collins’ What to Make of a Life.
Reading the book beforehand can deepen the experience, but it is not required.
Is life asking you to begin a chapter you never expected to write?
You do not have to answer every question alone.
Come join a thoughtful group of people who are also trying to understand what has changed, where they are now, and what may come next.