For those over 60, and wondering what comes next, this is an invitation to join an Elders Circle that meets once a month! In a small group of 8-12 people, reflect on your life, deepen your sense of meaning, and connect with others navigating this stage of life. As we move beyond the demands of career, raising children, and other long-held responsibilities, we often have more time—and sometimes a sense of disorientation. New questions can emerge: What has my life been about? What still matters? What might the next chapter hold?

Each month, we'll gather in a respectful and confidential setting where everyone has the opportunity to speak and be heard. Through thoughtful conversation, storytelling, and reflection, members share their life journeys—their accomplishments, turning points, regrets, lessons learned, and hopes for the future. The group will emphasize presence and honest reflection. Over time, the circle becomes a place of grounding and belonging. Participants often discover renewed purpose, deeper self-understanding, and meaningful friendships. The group recognizes that elderhood is not simply a time of loss or winding down—it can also be a time of integration, wisdom, creativity, and contribution. If you are over 60 and seeking connection, reflection, and a deeper sense of direction in this stage of life, the Elders Circle offers a supportive community in which to explore what has been, what is, and what may still become.

The foundation of the group will be the teachings of Ernest Holmes. Ernest taught that life is a continual process of growth, and that experience can ripen into wisdom and spiritual awareness.