Spiritual Resilience Through Crisis and Transition:

3-Part Series with Dr. Virgil Fry

Monday Evenings, 6:30-8:00pm CT via Zoom
April 12, 19, & 26

$45 Series Pass | $20 Single Session | Free for students

Life is always in flux, even though we humans prefer security and predictability. Transition is challenging, and also a time of growth. Much has occurred on a national and internal scale in the past 12 months. Whatever we are dealing with on a personal level is being heightened by our current pandemic.

Spiritual resilience—the ability to survive and thrive—is available to us with our inner and communal resources. Let’s explore resilience together, hearing of specific spiritual resources from Lifeline Chaplaincy’s Executive Director and a panel of survivors in particular traumas. Three interactive sessions will address how to keep our equilibrium, hope, and even joy through life’s major challenges.

Themes

Session 1 | April 12
When Crisis Interrupts: Major Life Disruptions

Session 2 | April 19
Being a Caregiver: Challenges and Needs

Session 3 | April 26
When Health Is Threatened: Chronic, Serious, and Terminal Illness

Facilitator: Dr. Virgil Fry

Dr. Virgil Fry is Executive Director for Lifeline Chaplaincy, a non-profit organization in Houston, Dallas, Ft. Worth, and Central Texas. He serves as adjunct professor for Pepperdine and Abilene Christian Universities, teaching graduate level courses on Ministry in Times of Crisis. He is a published author of two books, and speaks nationwide on the spiritual components of serious illness and grief. Caryl, his wife of 33 years, passed away in 2007, and since then he also has experienced the deaths of both parents, a sister-in-law, and his father-in-law.