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SoulWork
“Pilates for the Soul”
SoulWork is an in-depth mentoring course designed to be experienced in a small group format.
SoulWork consists of seven powerful chapters. Each chapter is designed to help a protégé through the process of developing a personal enrichment tool.
These tools include a three-minute testimony, a top ten childhood myths exercise, a personal mission statement, a stabilizing prayer journal process, a personal statement of faith with Scriptural support, four column worksheets for harvesting wisdom from life experiences and exercises to create life goals and three year goals.
SoulWork is divided into three sections – Who I Was, Who I Am and Who I Hope to Be. Each section strengthens the resolve necessary to break free from the past, fully engage in the present and joyfully embrace the future with a smile!
Benefits and Goals:
- Similar to the benefits of a healthy physical workout, the soul is strengthened by the stimulating spiritual workout this curriculum provides.
- SoulWork is designed to support the process of discovering, developing and stewarding influence for the glory of God.
- The ultimate goal of the SoulWork experience is to maximize the impact of godly women upon their spheres of influence.
Application & reference forms are available online at www.SoulWork.org
Details:
Location: Phoenix Seminary’s Center for Women with Vision
4222 East Thomas Road, Suite 120
Sessions: 2 semesters
Dates: Tuesday Mornings
Time: 9:30 – 11:30 am and 1:00 – 3:00pm
Tuition: $300.00 per semester
Cost of Materials: $120.00
Leader: Holly DelHousaye
Registration/Information: Contact Holly at 602-850-8000 Ext. 165 or hdelhousaye@yahoo.com
Spring Semester is full – Please check back with us in the Fall of 2012
Application & references required to register for this course.
Holly DelHousaye is the author of the SoulWork curriculum. She and her husband, Darryl, have served together as a ministry team for 40 years. They have 2 sons and 5 grandchildren. Holly has worked inside and outside the church in a variety of roles and for five years was employed by the University of Arizona College of Medicine.
Holly DelHousaye is the Executive Director to CWV
For general information about the Soulwork curriculum, follow the link above to the SoulWork website, or for specific information about the mentoring groups contact: Judi Neill at centerforwomen@ps.edu.