President of Global Ministries University, Gerald Grudzen, Th.D., was given a “Global Peace Award” by the Buddhist Council of America during its 3rd Global Peace Conference, on June 16, 2024, International Vesak Day.
We are excited to announce the release of the first episode of our “Voices” podcast series! This episode features insightful discussions on personal spiritual growth. Our faculty members share their diverse perspectives and experiences, providing a valuable educational opportunity for listeners.
Michal Lewon, a GMU doctoral candidate, will lecture on Art and Spirituality on Monday, July 1, at 7 pm EST. Michal is a Benedictine Oblate and Zen practitioner, humanist and chaplain, son and brother, friend, and student.
The presentation is free, but you must register to receive instructions for joining Zoom
President of Global Ministries University, Gerald Grudzen, Th.D., will be given a “Global Peace Award” by the Buddhist Council of America during its 3rd Global Peace Conference, on June 16, 2024, International Vesak Day.
Governor Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan will present the award to Dr. Grudzen and other dignitaries, including United States Senator Gary Peters, and Michigan State Senators Stephanie Chang, John Damoose, and Paul Wojno. Several Michigan mayors and international and national Buddhist dignitaries will also be honored.
Psychosynthesis is a holistic understanding of the human psyche, its makeup, functions, and processes.
Psychosynthesis was developed by Dr. Roberto Assagioli, from a scientific study encompassing Psychology, Philosophy, Religion, Education, and the Arts.
To help everyone afford this unique experience, Dr. Schneider is offering her two 8-week courses, Creation Spirituality TH580 and Eco-Art & Creation Spirituality TH581 to be taken in succession at the substantially reduced price of $150 each. That’s less than $20 per session! Total: $300 plus $25 application fee.