Who: Theological Horizons & The Contemplative Sciences Center

What: Analog Hour chance for students and community members to engage in hands-on and screen free activities in the Contemplative Sciences Center. Step away from your daily grind and enjoy a mid-week contemplative practice that engages your childlike sense of play. Facilitators will guide participants through a new exercise each session that encourages deep reflection and presence. Learn more about the spiritual significance of mindful moments and share a meal with the Theological Horizons community.

Participants will engage in a contemplative practice grounded in a meaningful theological context. Before beginning the practice, participants will mingle and partake in a small catered meal. A short reading will ground the activity in its potential spiritual significance for faithful participants. The group will then be led in a hands-on, analog activity which encourages deep reflection. To conclude the practice, participants will have the chance to discuss the impact of the time they spent and will write on a small piece of paper what the secret significance of this practice was in their lives

When: Wednesday 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM, Bi-Weekly starting September 30th.

Where: The Alchemy Room of the Contemplative Sciences. From the elevator on the 4th floor, cross the covered path and enter into the first door on the right.

Wed, October 14 2026: Christy Yates, Watercolor & Play with food from Ivy Provisions
Wed, October 28 2026: Carolyn Mitchell Dillard, The Art of Blessing with food from Milan Indian
Wed, November 11 2026: Emily Wright, Spirituality in Motion with food from Silk Thai
Wed, December 2 2026: Visio Divina with food from Al Carbon

3:00 - 4:00 PM 

OPEN TO ALL!

Contemplative Commons 404 (Alchemy). Parking available across the street in the Emmett Street Parking garage.