Contact Dr. Pearson at siclarkpearson@gmail.com or (765) 620-1667 for registration

 Attendance limited to 20 participants.

“It is like seeing miracles happen…” is often heard in Inner Bonding settings.  Inner Bonding is a powerful process for the integration of faith and life, a very practical tool for discovering God’s love and truth in your own life.

Saturday 9-6                              Sunday 9-5

Exploring Inside Out                Dialogue Processes
Contacting Your Soul              Transforming Pain and Fear
What is Being Loving               Boundaries and Conflict

Format:  Presentation, Demonstration, Experience, and Expression.

Inner Bonding is a spiritual process built upon a profound concept of Intent.  We are able to have only one of two possible intents at any given moment—to protect against/ avoid pain and fear or to learn to love.  When our Intent is to learn God’s love in any given situation, we are aligned with God’s will and love.  We are working with God and in the power of God’s Spirit.  In this state of grace, we find new ways to care for ourselves and others.  A very practical process, Inner Bonding helps us to find God’s joy and peace, even in the midst of our struggles, moving from the intent to protect and control and into the intent to learn to love.  God’s love is what heals all wounds and inspires growth.  Personal power and the ability to receive and give love in the face of great challenges are the results of this inside-out process of dialogue and prayer.  Inner Bonding is further defined in the books Healing Your Aloneness, Inner Bonding, and The Inner Bonding Workbook by Drs. Margaret Paul and Erika Chopich.

Rev. Dr. Sharon Clark Pearson has been certified as an Inner Bonding Facilitator/ Educator since 1998 and has done Workshops and Intensives in 5 states across the US.  Having been a speaker, writer, lecturer, professor and minister, she identifies Inner Bonding as the process that best enables people to engage in divinely inspired change—from the inside out. You may contact Dr. Pearson at (765) 620-1667 or at siclarkpearson@gmail.com 

Testimonial: “I came to the workshop desperate for help. I had done a lot of healing work already but I was despairing because I did not know how to break old patterns to be able to change for my future.  This work immediately gave me hope.  It helped me understand the deep reasons I functioned as I did and how to change.  The IB process is like a treasure mine that keeps bringing forth the gold.  It has taught me how to get God into the process of my life—into my past and present, and myself with God into the future.  What I learned is building my life and making it a joyful experience.  Everybody do it!”                                  Janet Cotton, Portland, Oregon

Directions:  The general direction you are headed is to Anderson University in Anderson, Indiana.  Exit 26 off of I 69 toward Anderson, IN.  If you have been headed North on the 69, take a left at the light at the bottom of the ramp.  If you have been headed South on the 69, take a right at the bottom of the ramp.  You will be on Scatterfield Road (also called the 109 Bypass or SR9).  Numbered streets will decline from 53rd to 3rd .  Lindberg Road will be the next light after 3rd Street.  Take a left onto Lindberg and proceed through the 4-way stop at Nursery.  Turn left at the sign “University Village.”   The Club House will be directly in front of you at 1509 Raven’s Gate.  You may park in the spaces in front of the Clubhouse.

Instructions:  Dress will be casual and comfortable. Bring at least one picture of yourself as a young child, a favorite snack/drink, a journal or writing material.  A notebook is provided. 

Housing:  If you need a hotel, you might try the Quality Inn at (765) 641-9980 or the Comfort Inn (765) 649-3000.  Both hotels are at exit 26 off of I 69. 

Cost: $135. Students $119.  Includes Workbook, 2 Lunches, Snacks & Drinks.