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Upcoming events

    • 09/28/2026
    • 1:00 PM
    • Zoom

    Beyond Wellness:
    How Restoring the Religious Roots of Spiritual Practices Can Heal Us

    NEW DATE: Monday, September 28, 2026

    Noon - 1 pm ET   Online via Zoom

    Liz Bucar, Ph.D., is a leading public intellectual on religion and culture—a respected Northeastern University professor, award-winning author, and engaging public voice whose Religion, Reimagined newsletter reaches a broad audience. Her new book, Beyond Wellness, examines yoga, meditation, sound baths, and other practices at the heart of contemporary wellness culture.

    In conversation with ICJS Executive Director Heather Miller Rubens, Ph.D., Bucar will explore what is lost when these practices are separated from the religious traditions that shaped them—and how recovering their histories, wisdom, and ethical frameworks can deepen our understanding of wellness, spirituality, and religious difference.

    CLICK HERE to learn more and register

    Sponsored by Institute for Islamic, Christian, and Jewish Studies in Baltimore, MD

    • 10/08/2026
    • 1:30 PM
    • 11/12/2026
    • Gettysburg, PA or virtual

    Aging Grace-Fully Author Series II!

    Thanks once again to a generous grant from the Lutheran Foundation for Long Term Living, we are able to bring eight more authors to our campuses to examine what happens when we grow older and/or care for our aging loved ones.

    Join us, in person or virtually, to seek understanding and acceptance of these challenges in our ongoing series featuring leading authors who share their knowledge and experiences about aging including suffering, love and loss.

    For more information and to register CLICK HERE

    This is a four part series featuring: 


    October 8: Ayana Mathis

    November 12: Kate Bowler


    • 05/12/2027
    • 8:00 AM
    • Mequon, WI

    SAVE the DATE --- Be a Presenter!

    Beyond the Pews: Nurturing Wholistic Health in Mind, Body and Spirit


    The 35th Annual Parish Nurse and Congregational Health Ministries National Conference

    May 12-13, 2027

    Hosted by: Concordia University Wisconsin School of Nursing, 12800 North Lake Shore Drive, Mequon, WI 53097 

    CLICK HERE for the brochure and registration information


Mental Health First Aid is likened to CPR certification, where information is shared to assist individuals experiencing mental health or substance use-related issues. Specific risk factors and warning signs are discussed, with shared strategies to meet the needs of individuals with anxiety, depression, mood disorders, psychoses, substance abuse disorders, and trauma. The outcome focus is the development of recovery and resiliency.

The 4 reasons to become trained in Mental Health First Aid:

1. Being Prepared 
2. Being Helpful learn recommended strategies 
3. Mental illnesses affect 1 in 5 adults
4. Share caring for one another

To learn more, go to the Mental Health First Aid website at https://www.mentalhealthfirstaid.org/ and if you are interested in taking a course, click on "Get Trained" and if you are interested in being an instructor, click on "Be an Instructor".

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