The Healing Project – Cancelled

ALERT: All campus events, lectures, and worship services have been cancelled through May 1. Please read the full statement.

On Thursday, March 19 from 7-8 p.m., the Center for Black Church Studies (BCS) will host “The Healing Project” during our celebration of Women’s History Month.

Even with all the hope a New Year brings, 2020 has already had its share of pain, grief, and tragedy: Kobe Bryant’s untimely death; devastating illnesses across the world; political upheaval; and our personal worries, losses, and stresses. Please join BCS for a seminar to help our community with tools for working through uncertain times.

Rev. Maureen Gerald, MDiv ’06, will lead us in moments of sharing and testimony and help us direct our minds to optimism and healing. She has been highly academically and professionally trained at the College of St. Elizabeth, Columbia University, and Princeton Theological Seminary. She is a credentialed counselor, coach and spiritual director with over twenty years of experience in the mental health field. Gerald is the Founder and CEO of Momentum Counseling, Coaching, & Consulting LLC, a successful private practice located in Princeton, New Jersey, providing holistic mental, emotional, and spiritual wellness. Her community of clients includes adults, adolescents, members of the LGBTQ community, married couples, and families, and she specializes in issues of anxiety, anger, PTSD, defiant behaviors, women’s issues, sexual identity, depression, and complicated grief.

This event will take place in the auditorium of the Mackay Campus Center. It is free and open to the public.