Joy of Living, Steps 10, 11, & 12 with Herb Kaighan

This workshop will explore Alcoholic Anonymous Big Book Steps 10, 11 & 12, discussing the purpose of each step as the effective tools for sustaining our AWAKENING! We will review the practical use of these steps in fostering our own personal transformation and achieving & sustaining emotional balance and spiritual vitality. The path of improving consciousness & enlarging compassion produces OPTIMAL LIVING. When we have a meaningful connection beyond ourselves and live a life of helping others - we find personal happiness and a life of purpose. Herb will discuss sustaining emotional balance and spiritual maturity through “Our Way of LIVING” - Steps 10,11 & 12.

Herb’s journey includes: 7 years in Seminary, a graduate education in Psychology, 40 years in Human Resources consulting, certification as a Spiritual Director, active participation in a 12 Step Fellowship since 1984 and the publication of 4 books on spiritual awakening. A practitioner of Centering Prayer, Herb also facilitates a gathering (ZOOM) for Centering Prayer on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month. ALL are welcome!

Friday, 5/24, 7-9 PM, Herb's Story
Saturday, 5/25, 9:30-4:30 PM, Our Way of Life
Sunday, 5/26, 9:30-12:30 PM, Emotional Sobriety

COST $95

This is a non-residential workshop weekend. Participants provide their own hotel accommodations, food, and transportation. Please plan to attend the entire weekend to benefit from the full experience. What to bring: Big Book 4th Edition, notebook, pen and your own lunch or snacks.
If you have questions or need more information contact Jennifer M at [email protected]

Herb K. is an author, a sponsor, he provides spiritual direction and leads Twelve Step workshops and retreats throughout the world. In his book “Twelve Steps to Spiritual Awakening” Herb shares his insights using his own experience of traditional and 12 Step spirituality. His book speaks of lighting a path from the dark world of addiction and brokenness to a life of purpose and light. For more information, please visit www.herbk.com.

Big Book 4th edition, notebook, pen and your own lunch or snacks.

PLEASE plan to attend the entire weekend to benefit from the full experience. You must pay for the entire weekend to attend any of the days.

There will be a 45 min-1 hour break for lunch on Saturday. You can bring your own lunch. We'd recommend you bring a lunch you do not have to microwave. There is a cafeteria in the hospital located on the 2nd floor and a cafe located on the 1st floor in the main lobby.

You may contact Jennifer at [email protected]

No, we can only take registrations and payments through Eventbrite at this time. Refunds are available up to one week before the event.

If you cannot attend it is possible to get a refund up to week before the event.

Yes. Please contact the event organizer at [email protected] to let Jennifer know to whom you will transfer your ticket.

Drive: The Holy Cross Hospital parking garage is located to the left of the main hospital entrance. Valet parking is available at the main entrance. Holy Cross Hospital charges for parking on our campus. It is also possible to find free off street parking in the surrounding neighborhood.

Metro: Forest Glen (on the red line) is the closest Metro rail stop (located at 9730 Georgia Avenue) to Holy Cross Hospital.

Walk: The hospital is an eight-minute walk from the Forest Glen Metro. From the Metro, walk toward Forest Glen Road. Turn right on Forest Glen Road. Walk for 0.4 mile. The hospital will be on your right.

Ride On Bus #8: Montgomery County Ride On bus #8 stops directly in front of the main entrance of Holy Cross Hospital. Passengers may take the Ride On bus from the Forest Glen Metro to the hospital, which is just five blocks east of the metro station. Please download the schedule for Ride On bus #8, where you'll find special notes about the service to and from Holy Cross Hospital. There is no bus service on Sundays, and holiday bus service schedules vary.

Host or Publisher Herb K Committee