Monthly BIPOC Contemplative Examen

We are proud to invite the PAX Community and all Christians of color to engage in the monthly BIPOC Contemplative Examen co-facilitated by PAX Partners: Felicia Murrell, PAX Spiritual Director, Josué Perea, 2025-2026 PAX Cohort Facilitator, led by Rev. Dr. Mark Bozzuti-Jones.

Gather with us each month for a quiet space of prayer, reflection, and community. Rooted in the Ignatian Examen, this gathering offers time to slow down, notice God's presence, and share your journey with others.

Every Third Monday of the month starting Monday, October 19 at 4:30PM PT / 7:30PM ET

REGISTER HERE

Additional Details

  • Every Third Monday of the month at 4:30PM PT / 7:30PM ET:

    • October 19, 2026

    • November 16, 2026

    • December 21, 2026

    • January 18, 2027

    • February 15, 2027

    • March 15, 2027

    • April 19, 2027

    Register at https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/9HGSquFFS_6lq_GXKnjeSg#/registration

  • Is this a PAX event?

    This is not a PAX hosted event, but rather hosted by trusted PAX Partners.

    Are the Monthly BIPOC Contemplative Examen free?

    This virtual event is free to attend.

    Will attendance impact my status as a Fellow or Alumni?

    The Monthly BIPOC Contemplative Examen are standalone events and open to all in the PAX Community. Should you choose not to attend, or are unable to attend, your curriculum and experience in The PAX Fellowship will still remain complete.

  • https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/9HGSquFFS_6lq_GXKnjeSg#/registration

PAX Partners

  • Felicia Murrell is a spiritual director and former pastor with over twenty years of church leadership experience. She is the author of AND: The Restorative Power of Love In An Either/Or World. For Felicia, the Way of Love (agape) is to consciously participate with the Divine in how we live, move and have our being. Mom to 4 adult children, she makes her home in a suburb of the Twin Cities with her husband, Doug.

FELICIA MURRELL

  • Guesnerth Josue Perea serves as Director of Black Lives and Contemplation for the Center for Spiritual Imagination, and Executive Director of the afrolatin@ forum. He was part of the team that founded the AfroLatine Theology Project and was Executive Producer of the documentary Faith in Blackness. His perspectives on AfroLatinidad and spirituality have been featured in prominent publications such as the New York Times, the New Yorker, and USA Today and his writing has been featured in Sojourners, the Los Angeles Review of Books, and anthologies such as Let Spirit Speak!, the Revista de Estudios Colombianos and Engaging Religion. A dedicated Brooklynite, he wholeheartedly believes that cultivating our inner lives through contemplative practice is instrumental for liberation, allowing us to embody Biggie's call to spread love "the Brooklyn way."

JOSUÉ PEREA