Jane and Jay Griffith
THURS, DECEMBER 5, 2024 | 7:30-9:00 pm MST
Journey with Jane and Jay as they share some of their experiences and insights as they walked the Camino de Santiago.
WHERE:
Home of Jana and Rob Spangler
2013 E Lincoln Cir,
Holladay, UT 84124
Thanks to Jana and Rob for hosting this gathering in their home
Or join us via the large Zoom link below in blue. But the experience is better in person so come join us!
THE CONVERSATION:
Enjoy exploring crosses, conversations, and deep connections while walking in a strange land with strangers from across the world. Discocer why such a mythic journey has been changing people’s lives for the better for centuries.
Hear some unbelievable history, sing songs from the Camino, see too many photos, and consider how you too can pilgrimage a Buen Camino each day wherever you are. Doing so brings heaven to earth in our entire being.
ABOUT JANE AND JAY:
Jane is happily married to Jay Griffith, mother to three adventuresome kids and proud Mimi to two brilliant grandchildren. Jane recently retired from University of Utah Department of Pediatrics as the Administrator of the Chair’s Office. She’s a passionate musician, creative knitter, avid reader, dedicated walker, curious adventurer, enthusiastic cloud lover, and wanna-be true crime solver.
Jay is curious about most everything. He is passionate about being in and revering creation, alleviating suffering, and living artfully. Professionally, Jay is the designer/art director/janitor for his company Blue Cairn Media.
In 2013 Jay Griffith co-founded and continues facilitating the monthly discussion group, ThinkAgain-Faith Again. He has been an advisory board member of Faith Matters since its inception.
Husband to one good wife, Jane. Father to 3 amazing and unique grown children. Papa to two delightful grand kiddos. Running companion to one sweet rescue dog. Chicken herder to 3 hens sometimes a laying.
EXPLORE BEFORE WE MEET:
- Read: When There is No Cross To See, Fleur Van Woerkom, Wayfare essay, Issue 4
- Watch: Camino de Santiago – 2024 / The Way, Wade L Harman
- Check out Jay’s Instagram daily posts of pictures and reflections while on the Camino
- Read Jay’s Camino Mormon Transhumanism Association presentation
- Read Jay’s ThinkAgain-FaithAgain before and after Camino “Consider” posts
- Watch/listen to fascinating interviews with the definitive expert and guide on the Camino, the late John Brierly
- Watch: A Thing of Beauty: BYU Spanish Lit Professor John Rosenberg on Life as a Pilgrimage
- Watch: Movie, The Way
- Watch Washington Post interview with Martin Sheen and his son regarding the movie, The Way.
- Watch David Whyte : Santiago
Thanks to Tim and Aubrey Chavez and the Faith Matters Foundation for providing the Zoom connection. Scroll down the page for the link to connect virtually. Below that link are some helpful tips for being part of a Zoom convo.
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I’m delighted those who can’t attend in person can join virtually. I’m sorry I can’t give you the same care and attention given to those in person. Please contact me if you have suggestions for improvement.
- Click on the Zoom link above for either last month’s recorded conversation (if the event date has passed) or the live conversation now. If you are participating in the live conversation keep reading.
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ZOOM ETIQUETTE:
- Please mute your microphone before entering and when you are not speaking so noises are not heard by everyone else.
- If you are going to multitask—not recommended—or wander around a lot, please turn off your video and make sure you are muted. No one wants to be distracted by you eating or using the loo.




