How does God invite us to pray with our whole selves?
That’s the question Kristen Rubow and I will explore at our next online retreat on October 17. Kristen is a mind and movement coach, and we’ve been delighted to be developing material based on the Bible and neuroscience, to help us pray with our our whole selves.
The movements are gentle and can be done from standing or sitting; all movements can be modified for your body.
Online retreats can be a wonderful way of joining together from around the world in the comfort and privacy of your own home. We’d love for you to join us!
17 October 2026, UK: 3–6pm; US Mountain time: 8–11am
Christ dwells within those who follow him through the Holy Spirit. How might practicing the presence of Jesus deepen for us when we consider that he dwells within not only our spirits and souls but our bodies? We’ll look at how God is for us, how we can attach to God and receive his love, and how the God of love will change us as we renew our minds and deepen our pathways to him.
To pay in £ sterling: standard £25; subsidized £20; generous £30. If you would prefer to pay by BACS, email me.
To pay in US dollars: Please ignore the links to my online shop (which would mean paying for conversation to £ sterling) and instead pay Kristen’s venmo: @m3kinections
Standard $35; subsidized $30; generous $40. Please email me to confirm that you’ve signed up this way so that I can add you to the list.
Amy Boucher Pye and Kristen Rubow have been friends since they were toddlers. Amy is a London-based author, spiritual director, and retreat leader. The author of six books, she also writes devotional thoughts for publications such as Our Daily Bread and New Daylight. Her MA in Christian spirituality comes from Heythrop College, University of London.
Kristen is a mind and movement coach based in Colorado. Her previous extensive music background as a professional harpist instilled in her an understanding of how God awakens our senses. She developed M3Kinections, her studio, with a movement curriculum on neuroplasticity 15 years ago and now encourages people to use movement to develop connection within themselves, creating a stronger sense of self and wholeness. Find her at www.m3kinections.com.
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