play with ideas, concepts, experiential explorations, questions and group interaction. Following are some
of the seminars and lectures that are currently offered. To book one of these contact us
| Unity Of The Family |
Bringing families together for God's purpose. |
| Who Am I and Why Am I Here |
A spiritual perspective to understanding your life and knowing your purpose for being here. |
| The Circle Of Success |
The ingredients of a healthy recipe for success. |
| Healing The Hurt Within |
Understanding what is directing your life and what causes perceived pain and suffering. |
| Reach For Your Dreams |
How to create the life you were destined to live. |
| 4 Steps To Self-Mastery |
Keys to empowerment in all areas of your life (i.e. health, wealth, and happiness.) |
| The Parent Trap |
How to allow your children to live their lives. |
| Letting Go Of The Past |
A practical approach to letting go of past hurts, pains, wrongs and learning to live, enjoy, and appreciate life. |
| What Is My Role As A Father/Mother? |
Instructions on how to live in a Christ-centered marriage. |
| Take Full Responsibility For Your Life |
Practical solutions to everyday drama. Know your power and begin to live from the inside-out. |
| When Your Soul-Mate Finds You |
Experience the bliss of a spiritual union. |
| Return To The Ways Of Unconditional Love |
A step-by-step guided approach to assist you in getting back on path and beginning to live your life with purpose. |
| Healing The Self Of Challenging Behaviors |
Know the source of what stands between you, a divine relationships, abundant wealth, and excellent health-and how to heal it (i.e. self-doubt, self-loathing, low self-esteem, self-sabotage, sexual-abuse, and fear). |
The most obvious difference is that you're usually silent in a lecture but are part of a discussion in a seminar.
Lectures are generally delivered to much larger groups of participants. Seminars are given in much smaller
groups and often last longer than lectures. The information will be broader, usually based on a lecture, but
opened out into a discussion.
What is a seminar?
A seminar is a group discussion on a specific topic related to a lecture, held between students and a seminar
tutor who might or might not also have been the person who gave the lecture on the subject.
Where might a seminar take place?
Seminars are held in rooms that can accommodate up to 50 people. A seminar group will typically be around
15 -20 participants. Although there can be fewer or more participants, it's unlikely to be much above 20.
How long does a seminar last?
A seminar could last from one to two hours, depending on the subject, and on whether there's a lecture for
each seminar. If there is a lecture, then sometimes the seminars are longer (typically, and depending on the
subject, the lecture part comes before the seminar).
What type of information is given in a seminar?
A seminar broadens out the subject of a lecture and lots of other elements are discussed; other angles,
theories, new ideas, links between subjects and so on.
What are you supposed to do in a seminar?
Participants are expected and encouraged to join in the discussion. A seminar is for the participants to say
what they want; an opportunity to discuss the topics connected to the subject that they want to investigate.
Participants should be ready to take notes in seminars as lots of interesting points come up during the
discussions.
What's a lecture?
A university lecture is a talk on a specific academic topic given, unsurprisingly, by a lecturer; someone who's
an expert on the subject and teaches it at university.
Where might it take place and how long does it last?
Generally, lectures are given in any large room/space that can accommodate many people. Typically, a
lecture will last for an hour. Depending on the subject, a lecture can last half an hour or two hours.
What are you supposed to do in a lecture?
In a lecture, you're meant to listen and take notes. Sometimes a lecture is interactive, so you're given group
tasks - a topic to discuss, perhaps, or a diagram to study - but, generally, you are there to receive the
information that has prepared for you.
