 One tool - just 3 easy steps
In this free, 90 minute, interactive workshop, Core Energy Coach Jill Bosman, will guide you through a 3 step process that helps you get what you long for and what you know deep inside that you are meant to have in life. The tool you will learn is based on our habit of being able to quickly rattle off a list of things that are not going well in life. By using contrast, introspection, writing, energetic emotional visualization and a commitment to action, by the end of the class you will know exactly what you want and have a “first step” plan to get it. So, if you are ready to get clear, make a change and get what you long for in life, please join us. Jill Bosman, Core Energy Coach, CPC- iPEC, ACC-ICF To register, please send your name, best email and phone to jill@jillbosman.com or call 609-575-0208
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 The Rev David F. Bowman currently serves as the Pastoral Ministries Manager at Seabrook Retirement Community in Tinton Falls; he is in his 13thyear of providing religious and spiritual leadership to the 1300 residents as well as staff there. Ordained to the Ministry of Word and Sacrament of the PC(USA) on July 29, 1984 David has served churches In Pennsylvania and New Jersey and was chaplain for Philadelphia Presbyterian Homes. David is trained in Mindfulness and has led groups for several years.
A native Pennsylvanian, David and his husband, Richard, recently purchased a farm on Colliers Mill Road where they have a variety of animals, including horses, miniature donkeys, sheep, peacocks, ostriches and Australian swans… in addition to 3 cats and 3 dogs. David has one daughter, who was recently married and lives in Denver, Colorado. David looks forward to working with the Sabbath House ministry and sharing worship with the Plumstead congregation  Come and have Friday dinner with us! Third Fridays from 4 to 8 p.m.
Menu:Chicken Noodle Soup, Chili, Lentil Soup, Potato Soup—Bread—Dessert—Coffee, tea Friday, November 16 at Plumsted Presbyterian Church, 14 Front St., New Egypt Friday, December 21 at New Egypt United Methodist Church, 30 N. Main St., New Egypt Meet your neighbors over a simple meal - Enjoy homemade soups and chili Experience extravagant hospitality For more info call (609) 758-7237  What is stress? What happens to our bodies? Most importantly, what can we do about it? Come find out! We will talk about diet and lifestyle choices we can make to help ease stress.
Our guide, Laura Jacobs, is an herbalist, gardener and medicine maker. She studied at the Herbal Academy of New England, the St. Mark’s Women’s School of Herbology and Rutgers University. Laura is a member of American Herbalists Guild and the loving steward of a United Plant Savers Botanical Sanctuary, home to over 120 medicinal plant species, located in New Egypt, NJ Sabbath House is located on the grounds of Plumsted Presbyterian Church 8 Front Street, New Egypt, NJ. For more info or to register please call (201) 910 7047 or email sabbathhouseplumsted@gmail.com. Donations always welcome, but $30 fee is being waived for PC(USA) members.  Take time to connect with Earth’s sacred rhythms and immerse yourself in the wonder of God’s creation. Our day will include worship, meditation, conversation, music, and good good. We will close the day by celebrating the Eucharist. Weather permitting, we will spend some time outside.
In the Celtic year, Samhain celebrates a the end of the harvest in Gaelic culture. It is also a time when the veils between this world and the otherworld was believed to be at their thinnest and the spirit is of the dead could most readily mingle with the living once again. Christians adopted the festival and celebrated it as All Hallows’ Eve, followed by All Saints Day. To register, please contact Rev. Phyllis Zoon at 201-910-7047 or email phylliszoon@gmail.com  Lectio Divina, literally meaning "divine reading," is an ancient practice of praying the Scriptures. During Lectio Divina, the practitioner listens to the text of the Bible with the "ear of the heart," as if he or she is in conversation with God, and God is suggesting the topics for discussion. The method of Lectio Divina includes moments of reading (lectio), reflecting on (meditatio), responding to (oratio) and resting in (contemplatio) the Word of God with the aim of nourishing and deepening one's relationship with the Divine. This workshop will provide for time of meditation and sharing. Roni Murray has been practicing and sharing this ancient yet modern prayer form for over 40 years.   Worship celebrating end-of-harvest season with potluck dinner preceding Dream Workshop beginning at 7 p.m. All welcome whether or not you are attending the workshop.
The festival of Samhain (pronounced 'sow'inn' and the word for November in some Gaelic languages) is a celebration of the end of the harvest season in Gaelic culture, and is sometimes regarded as the 'Celtic New Year'. Samhain has been celebrated in Britain for centuries and has its origin in Pagan Celtic traditions. It was the time of year when the veils between this world and the Otherworld were believed to be at their thinnest: when the spirits of the dead could most readily mingle with the living once again. Later, when the festival was adopted by Christians, they celebrated it as All Hallows' Eve, followed by All Saints Day, though it still retained elements of remembering and honouring the dead. First in a series of workshops on Spiritual Exploration, Introduction to Meditation on Thursday, October 12 at 7 will take some of the mystery out of this art. We will discuss the many types of meditation, as well as their origin. Mindfulness, silence and peacefulness will show you how to begin your own journey to meditation. Practical tips and techniques will get you started. Roni Murray will be our guide. Come any time after 6 to share some food and conversation.  Thursdays, October 12 and November 9, 7-8:30 p.m. Spiritual Exploration. This series of events on the second Tuesday of each month explores a variety of spiritual practices such as prayer, Sabbath keeping, and individual and group spiritual direction.
Deborah Oosterbaan has participated in (ordained) ministry for more than 25 years, starting in Hospice of Washington,D.C. and then in both large and small Presbyterian congregations in New York and New Jersey. Two core commitments - participation by every congregational member and life long quest for learning - define her ministry.
She embraced mission and education early on and these twin pursuits animate her work and play to this day. A childhood trip to Cuba with her pastor father in 1955 made a strong impression. As a youth, she taught in "at risk" communities, originally, close to home, in Paterson, NJ and Harlem NY, then farther afield, after college in Gallup,NM with two Native American Nations. A Graduate of Calvin College, she was one of the first women to give a chapel talk there and went on to earn two Masters from Wesley Seminary, one in biblical studies and a second in divinity in the 1980's. She turned to ministry full time after teaching in various high schools, raising a family, instructing piano, directing choirs and introducing the Bible as literature in various Protestant churches in the Washington, D. C. area. She has specialized in organizing and leading tailored retreats, conversations and gatherings for church groups, people in transition and individuals seeking discernment or "alternative religious education." She continues to explore what it means to be "in service" and to be a "spriritual guide." Deborah trusts in the wonder of nurture in every aspect of life with many different kinds of people or alone in her garden. Deborah has been a member of the Sabbath House Discernment Team since 2014. |
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