On the weekend of November 3 - 4, a large number of spirutual seekers, intellectuals and curious observers will gather at Cedar Hill Enrichment Center for  Redesigning Sprituality, a workshop presented by Helen & Jack Graham, a husband and wife team that teach about spiritual evolution across the country.

They believe that women are profoundly changing the fundamental ways spirituality is being experienced and thought about.

The two-day workshop, which includes teaching and dialog, explores the critical concerns of feminism and their impact on Judaism and Christianity as considered in the context of what is happening in religion and spirituality at a global level and in the shift into a New Time and a New Humanity.  Redesigning Spriituality must include the higher spiritual journey in all of the religions and indigenous teachings.

"We are excited to have the Graham's back this year after their highly successful workshop last November", said a Cedar Hill representative.

Cedar Hill Enrichment Center is located in north Forsyth County.  It was founded by sisters June Racicot and Kathryn Cliatt, who came to Forsyth County to do poverty work nearly 35 years ago.   During their active ministry in Forsyth County, the two began a large number of successful non-profit's, including Family Haven, The Place and GA Highlands Medical Services.  They now live at Cedar Hill and serve on a variety boards at the Center, focusing on expanding spirutual awareness and growth and on environmental consciousness and responsibility.

For further information about this workshop, or events and activities at Cedar Hill: info@cedarhillenrichment.org/ 770-887-0051.