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Life Transformed

The Way of Love in Lent

COURSE DESCRIPTION

The Way of Love is a road map for those who are trying to live their lives spreading the love of God in all that they do. We build this type of lifestyle with seven spiritual practices: Turn, Pray, Learn, Bless, Rest, Worship, and Go. These seven practices have the power to transform our lives as we grow closer and closer to a Christ centered way of being.


We are blessed at The Hive to be joining with some wonderful partners (including The Episcopal Church) to bring you a series of resources that will help you dive deeper into the Way of Love.

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Here’s what you can find here:

  • A series of videos hosted by The Rev. Dr. Hillary Raining and produced by the Episcopal Church that walk you through a study of each practice centered around the rich readings from the Easter Vigil (the curriculum can be found here.)

  • A series of sermons and sermon notes prepared by dynamic preachers that center on each one of the practices.

  • A series of Hive Cast episodes with different experts in the fields of each of the practices.

  • A community of others Walking the Way of love on our social media groups.

We hope this series enriches your journey this holy season as you walk the way of love.

Full Course Available Now

FREE

COURSE INSTRUCTOR

The Rev. Dr. Hillary Raining

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Hillary currently serves as the Rector of St. Columba's Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C. She’s an accomplished scholar and teacher, and is passionate about helping people deepen their connection to God through traditional and innovative means. She is the founder of The Hive, an online community focused on spirituality and wellness and holds a Master of Divinity from Yale University and the Yale Institute of Sacred Music, and a Doctor of Ministry from Drew University. Her academic work explores topics including leadership, reconciliation, preaching, trauma, and Indigenous theology—including meaningful research with her own tribe, the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Native Americans, on ritual and intersectionality. As a pastor, Hillary is known for her warmth, deep listening, and creative spirit. She is also a spiritual director, yoga and meditation instructor, forest therapist, and beekeeper, and brings a holistic approach to ministry grounded in love, joy, and justice.


To learn more about Hillary, visit her personal website here.

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