The Center for Earth Theology engages across Earth science and theology to transform ourselves and our world. We are in the business of soul greening which is vital for each of us and our planet to thrive. The center is located in Cortez, Colorado, where we offer space and events in a High Desert landscape with views of Mesa Verde National Park, the La Plata Mountains and Sleeping Ute Mountain. Come to explore what matters most as we strive to care for one another and our planet.
The Center for Earth Theology engages across Earth science and theology to transform ourselves and our world. We are in the business of soul greening which is vital for each of us and our planet to thrive. The center is located in Cortez, Colorado, where we offer space and events in a High Desert landscape with views of Mesa Verde National Park, the La Plata Mountains and Sleeping Ute Mountain. Come to explore what matters most as we strive to care for one another and our planet.
A discussion or presentation featuring a group of experts who share their insights on a specific topic. Panelists engage in conversation, answer questions, and provide diverse perspectives, often guided by a moderator. This format allows for in-depth exploration of the subject matter, encouraging audience interaction through Q&A sessions and fostering a dynamic exchange of ideas.
This blueprint is designed for a workshop session and serves as a flexible starting point for organizing focused, interactive gatherings. It can also be seamlessly paired with additional blueprints to build a larger event featuring multiple sessions, meals, and activities, creating a comprehensive and engaging experience for attendees.For hands-on or highly interactive workshops, smaller groups (8–12) work best, while workshops focused on lectures or presentations can accommodate slightly larger groups (15–20) without sacrificing engagement.
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