Let God transform your relationships
We highly recommend Emotionally Focused. We have had several members of our own church family attend and greatly benefit; they say it is life-giving and life-changing. If you have any questions, Pastor Tom would be happy to talk with you. Essentially, Emotionally Focused is a robust and reflective transformation process that looks at who you’ve become and what blocks you. It invites you to look under the surface of your unique story and discover more of your true life in God within His story. There are three courses in Emotionally Focused that build upon each other: Foundation Intensive, Formation, and Family.
Upcoming courses
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EF 1: Foundation Intensive
Mar 12-13
Online
Online
May 16-17
EF 2: Formation
Three new cohorts are launching the week of March 30. They will meet for 12 one-hour sessions every other week via zoom.
Sundays
4 pm
4 pm
Mondays
1 pm
1 pm
Thursdays
6:30 pm
6:30 pm
EF 3: Family
A new cohort is launching March 27. You will meet for 8 one-hour sessions every week via zoom.
Thursdays
2:30 pm
2:30 pm
Course Catalog
EF 1: Foundation Intensive
A two-day process all about growing in awareness — understanding more clearly why we see the world in a particular way and how we decide to behave to stay safe in relationships. By uncovering specific wounds we experienced and the meanings and vows we made, we can become aware of patterns of behavior that hold us back from becoming more like Jesus. Participants will be able to process learning through individual time for reflection and journaling and facilitated small groups.
EF2: Formation
A six-month process that expands the tools and deepens the experience of showing up differently in relationships. Through 12 one-hour online meet-ups and weekly coaching in small groups, participants work through practices and written reflections to help move toward their preferred future. Receiving coaching is a vital and life-giving way to see what we can’t see on our own, and many participants say that the coaching process was the key to moving out of stuck patterns into a life of flourishing.
EF3: Family
An eight-week course that looks not only at how and when our buttons get pushed but explores family of origin as the place the buttons were originally installed. Using family systems theory as a framework, participants identify the various expressions of anxiety in their families and the impact this had (and may still have). As they become curious about how anxiety originates and spreads throughout an emotional system, they can choose to be the person they want to be in spite of it.
A two-day process all about growing in awareness — understanding more clearly why we see the world in a particular way and how we decide to behave to stay safe in relationships. By uncovering specific wounds we experienced and the meanings and vows we made, we can become aware of patterns of behavior that hold us back from becoming more like Jesus. Participants will be able to process learning through individual time for reflection and journaling and facilitated small groups.
EF2: Formation
A six-month process that expands the tools and deepens the experience of showing up differently in relationships. Through 12 one-hour online meet-ups and weekly coaching in small groups, participants work through practices and written reflections to help move toward their preferred future. Receiving coaching is a vital and life-giving way to see what we can’t see on our own, and many participants say that the coaching process was the key to moving out of stuck patterns into a life of flourishing.
EF3: Family
An eight-week course that looks not only at how and when our buttons get pushed but explores family of origin as the place the buttons were originally installed. Using family systems theory as a framework, participants identify the various expressions of anxiety in their families and the impact this had (and may still have). As they become curious about how anxiety originates and spreads throughout an emotional system, they can choose to be the person they want to be in spite of it.