Groundings is a monthly lecture series offered by Sacred Ground in collaboration with Loyola Spirituality Center and the Ignatian Spirituality Center at Saint Thomas More. Groundings is open to anyone interested in deepening their spirituality, their capacity for deep listening, and their contemplative engagement in our world. This January, we look forward to welcoming Osheta Moore.

Race is one of the hardest topics to discuss in America. Many Christians avoid talking about it altogether. In "Wade in the Water of Belovedness" Osheta will help us explore the intersection of contemplation and activism through the lyrics of a cherished Negro Spiritual. 

Osheta Moore is a trained spiritual director living on Dakota land in Saint Paul, Minnesota. She is an appointed Moravian pastor; she and her husband shepherd a community of “misfits on a mission, finding our identity in Jesus” called Roots Moravian Church.

Registration is helpful, but not required. A $20 suggested donation to help cover costs may be paid at the door or online.

We are happy to be able to offer a live Zoom link to those who are unable to attend this event in person. You will need to request the zoom link when you register.