MIDWEEK Jan. 15: Jaimie Mudd | Experiment with Light for Living Light in Uncertain Times (Online)
About this MIDWEEK practice
Experiment with Light for Living Light in Uncertain Times is an introduction to a Quaker spiritual practice that can be shared in a group or held in solitude. Based in our early Quaker way, this practice fosters a unique encounter with the light that nourishes our spiritual lives through clarity and compassion. Join us to learn more about this practice and how to share this with your Meeting!
Jaimie Mudd has been a devoted Friend since 1992, nurturing a love for Quaker communities worldwide. Holding a Master of Divinity degree, she has led transformative retreats across the United States, supporting Friends in spiritual deepening and revitalizing the life of Meetings. Guided by a heartfelt concern for eco-spirituality, Jaimie’s work emphasizes our interconnectedness with the Earth, encouraging a spiritual approach to environmental care. Her retreats and teachings foster a deep sense of stewardship and reverence for the Earth and inspire people to honor and protect the natural world as a sacred responsibility.
What is MIDWEEK?
In the Quaker tradition of Midweek (Wednesday) worship, Beacon Hill Friends House brings you MIDWEEK: Experiments in Faithfulness. This is a weekly, one-hour, facilitated spiritual practice with Quaker flavor and an experimental ethos. Each week, a guest facilitator engages us in a unique spiritual practice that is meaningful to them, and that we can bring into our own lives.
MIDWEEK is always free and open to the public. If you'd like to support this program, you can make a donation here.
Automated Closed Captions will be available for all participants.
About Beacon Hill Friends House
Beacon Hill Friends House is a Quaker Center for Learning and Action in downtown Boston, MA. Founded in 1957, its mission is "to embody the Quaker principles of faith, simplicity, integrity, community, and social responsibility in order to nurture and call forth the Light in all of us." BHFH lives into its mission by:
Providing a center where Friends and others can meet, worship, and learn
Advancing and fostering the principles of the Religious Society of Friends
Offering opportunities for leadership development, personal deepening, and collective action
Maintaining a diverse, intentional, residential community guided by Friends principles