Liberation and Expansion: A Women's Pre-Passover Retreat
With Featured Guest, Rabbi Jessica K. Marshall together with Rabbis Amy Ehrlich and Sara Sapadin, and Cantorial Intern Sara Anderson
Preparing our hearts for Passover through meditation, learning, connection and song
Your Registration Includes:
- March 21, 2021 Virtual Retreat
- Guided ritual to gently release narrowness or heaviness in our lives
- Diving into Passover themes of enslavement and liberation with Rabbis Sara Sapadin and Amy Ehrlich
- Writing activities welcoming deeper liberation and soul wisdom into our lives
- Sharing in sacred sisterhood
- Joyous song with cantorial intern Sara Anderson
- Creative activities to bless our intentions
- An individual 20-minute conversation with Rabbi Marshall offering sacred time for personal preparation and reflection. Options to connect before or after the retreat — each woman will receive sacred time to share individual questions or thoughts.
- Reflection prompts and a guided meditation for participants to personally prepare spiritually and emotionally before our gathering.
- Journaling tools and rituals for participants to engage more deeply in practices after our retreat.
- Spirit buddies for congregants to continually connect with each other and offer encouragement on each theme throughout the month.
About Rabbi Marshall:
Rabbi Jessica Kessler Marshall passionately leads women’s circles and retreats across the United States. Elevating participants into deeper inner alignment and JOY, womxn from all spiritual backgrounds honor their unique soul wisdom to create open-hearted living and full-body YES’s! Offering creative rituals, intentional reflection, mindfulness, and the wisdom of the natural world, Rabbi Marshall guides with humor, Divine presence, authenticity and overflowing compassion. Her podcast, Sacred Stories, explores how in other’s stories we hear our own and shape our lives anew. Rabbi Marshall joyously served Judaism Your Way in Denver from 2017-2019 and Temple Beth Or, a Reform synagogue in Everett, Washington from 2009-2017. Prior to her time in the Pacific Northwest, she served as the rabbi at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, as well as synagogues in Ohio and New York.
