SOUL PLAY: A Spiritual Direction Workshop with Penina Adelman, MA, MSW — Wednesday, April 22, 7-8 pm ET / 4-5 pm PT
On Wednesday, April 22 at 7 pm ET via Zoom, you’re invited to join us for Soul Play: A Spiritual Direction Workshop with Penina Adelman, MA, MSW, to come out of the cold and dark of winter hibernation into the green and fresh blossoming of spring!
How do we emerge from one to the other in a conscious, intentional way? The process of spiritual seeking in a group offers varied ways. Through text study, song, art, writing, prayer, and contemplation, we will explore our own paths to see where they take us. Doing this together in a group or with a partner amplifies and enriches the experience of seeking.
Whether you are looking for the Divine Feminine, the Spark of Creativity, the One, Miriam’s Well, the Tree of Life or don't know what to call it yet, here is a place to join others as we each make our own way looking for the sacred. Please bring a notebook or paper to write on. If you wish, also bring paper and materials for drawing, painting, or sketching.
Though live attendance is encouraged, this event will be recorded, so you can rewatch it at a later time if you cannot attend live. For financial assistance, please contact liviah@beitkohenet.org.
Cost: Sliding scale of $18–$36. Please choose the amount that aligns with your means.
Penina Adelman, MA, MSW
Penina Adelman, MA, MSW is a writer, social worker, and grandmother. She was a Scholar-in-Residence at the Brandeis University Women’s Studies Research Center from 2000-2023. Now she is a Spiritual Director at Hebrew College Rabbinical School in Newton, Massachusetts. Writing with a focus on the feminine divine, she is the author of Miriam’s Well: Rituals for Jewish Women around the Year; The Bible from Alef to Tav ( for children and parents); and Praise Her Works: Conversations with Biblical Women among other writings. She is a member of B’not Esh, the Jewish spirituality collective which began in 1980 and continues to the present day. Currently she is completing a spiritual autobiography with a focus on Lilith, the first woman created before Eve according to midrash.