WOW: Self-Care as a Faith Practice
September 30 - October 21
An event every week that begins at 12:00 am on Wednesday, repeating until October 14, 2026
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Dates: September 23 – September 30 – October 7 – October 14
Time: 6:30 – 8:00 p.m.
Location: Oak Room
What would change if you gave yourself the same care you give everyone else? Led by Jaime Polson and Courtney Anderson (Sage of Coaching), Self-Care as a Faith Practice is a four-week women’s series that takes a fresh look at what it truly means to care for yourself through the lens of faith, community, and practical wisdom. Each week you will gather with a group of women for an experience that is interactive, reflective, and grounded in scripture. You will build new connections, gain real insight, and leave each session with something meaningful to carry into your everyday life.
Week 1, September 23: What Is Self-Care?
Something new is starting this Wednesday, and it might just shift the way you think about what it means to show up for yourself. Join us at 6:30 PM for the first session of Self-Care as a Faith Practice, a four-week WOW series designed to challenge, connect, and restore. You don’t need to prepare. Just come.
Week 2, September 30: Depletion
We all know what it feels like to run on empty. This Wednesday at 6:30 PM we finally give that feeling a name, and in doing so, begin to understand it in a whole new way. Self-Care as a Faith Practice continues and this may be the most important conversation you have all week.
Week 3, October 7: Restoration
This Wednesday is unlike any session we have had so far. Join us at 6:30 PM as Self-Care as a Faith Practice turns toward restoration, and we explore together what it truly means to be renewed from the inside out, through an experience that is slower, deeper, and more personal than you may expect. Come with an open heart and give yourself permission to simply receive.
Week 4, October 14: Sustainability
Four weeks ago, we asked a question. This Wednesday at 6:30 PM we answer it with something personal, something practical, and something you will carry long after you leave. Don’t miss the final session of Self-Care as a Faith Practice.
For questions, contact Shelli Brudzinski.