What if the most sacred moments in your faith happen not in doing, but in waiting?

Join Rev. Laurie Brock as she invites you into the powerful mystery of liminal space—those quiet, uncomfortable in-between times when transformation unfolds beneath the surface. In this session, Laurie explores how stillness and uncertainty are fertile ground for growth and divine presence. 

Discover how holiness is found in everyday objects and ordinary stories, and learn to embrace silence, simplicity, and the full spectrum of human experience—including grief and struggle. Shift from relentless doing to authentic being, and awaken to God’s subtle, life-changing work in the spaces we often overlook.

Speaker bio:

The Ven. Laurie Brock is an Episcopal priest serving a congregation in Lexington, Kentucky. The author of 4 books and contributor to numerous print and online devotionals, Laurie loves to share her passion for experiencing God in traditional and nontraditional spaces, including her favorite, the horse barn. She is a competitive equestrian, showing her beloved American Saddlebred Murphy. She has two bestselling books about horses and their holy wisdom, Horses Speak of God (https://paracletepress.com/products/horses-speak-of-god) and God, Grace, and Horses (https://paracletepress.com/products/god-grace-and-horses). Her latest book, Souvenirs of the Holy, is available for preorder. In it, Laurie shares how we can encounter God through everyday objects. Laurie is a frequent retreat leader and conference speaker. Her website is www.revlauriebrock.com