Grow Our Souls Retreat

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Hosted by 

Buddhist Peace Fellowship

From the Organizer:

Through contemplative and creative practice, and collective inquiry, we hope to open space for renewal and relationship building among people who are engaged in both meditation and movements for justice, and who are living and working in the land of the Lenape people. This 3-day, non-residential retreat in Philadelphia will be led by, and will lift up the voices and priorities of BIPOC, trans, queer, disabled, and/or immigrant spiritual/political/creative practitioners.

Buddhist Peace Fellowship  is the host of this event. Please contact them with any questions.

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