A collision of opposites forms the cross of Christ.
One leads downward preferring the truth of the humble.
The other moves leftward against the grain.
But all are wrapped safely inside a hidden harmony:
One world, God's cosmos, a benevolent universe.
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262-284-9035
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APTB Leadership Retreat
On a cold Saturday in January, A Place To Be Leadership Team gathered to pray, reflect, and discern about our own spirituality as well that of the Center.  As we shared our hopes for A Place To Be, words and phrases were collected that became our Vision for the future.    We would welcome your input!  What word or phrase would you like to add to the list?  
Click here for more information about our leadership retreat.
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NEW EVENT!
Join us for an evening of
Prayer & Praise!!
Friday, April 12th!
​All are welcome!
Non-denominational
​Contemporary Worship music
Quiet reflection
Scripture
Faith sharing
Prayer
Sign of Peace
Have you experienced our Drumming Circle?
Mark your calendars!
Saturday, May 11th
Noon - 2 pm
Click here to learn more about the many benefits of Drumming! 
A Place to Be is a sacred place of peace and hospitality for those seeking spiritual renewal, personal and professional growth, healing, transformation and deeper self-awareness.  We are dedicated to supporting anyone in their search for meaning, wholeness, and the Divine. 
We invite you to explore our many offerings:
compassionate listening
daylong programs
guided and interactive retreats
mind-body-spirit classes
creative expression opportunities
We strive to be a "communit[y] ... who together listen with great care and sensitivity to the One who wants to make this healing presence known to all people"  ~Henri Nouwen
Come as you are.
All are welcome.

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