Explore the metaphysics of Emma Curtis Hopkins with Dr. Ruth Miller in this weekend immersive experience.
During this profound weekend with Dr. Ruth Miller, we will go the round of Emma Curtis Hopkins’ 12 Lessons, returning again and again to timeless truths that open ever more widely before us.
“Go the round again, and again, and yet again, and each time the way will open more widely to you, until you find that you have walked into heaven.” — Emma Curtis Hopkins
REGISTRATION
Join us for the full weekend for just $100. Reserve your spot today with a $50 deposit and pay the remaining $50 on the first day of the event.
Please register in advance if you are able — your early sign-up helps us plan a beautiful and seamless experience for everyone.
SCHEDULE
Friday
- 6:30 PM – Meet and Greet with light refreshments
- 7:00 to 9:00 PM – Introduction to Emma Curtis Hopkins and Lesson 1
- Friday evening is free and open to the public
Saturday
- 9:00 AM to Noon – Lessons 2 to 6
- Noon to 1:00 PM – Lunch on your own
- 1:00 to 4:30 PM – Lessons 7 to 10
- 4:30 to 6:30 PM – Dinner on your own
- 6:30 to 8:00 PM – Lessons 11 and 12
Sunday
- 11:00 AM – Dr. Miller is our guest speaker at the Celebration Service
- 1:00 to 3:00 PM – Closing and reading of “The Radiant I AM”
Who was Emma Curtis Hopkins?
Emma Curtis Hopkins (September 2, 1849 – April 8, 1925) was an American spiritual teacher, theologian, mystic, feminist, and prolific author. Often hailed as the “teacher of teachers” and even the “mother of New Thought,” she shaped thousands through her inspiring metaphysical teachings and ordained many trailblazers—including the founders of Unity Church, Divine Science, and Religious Science.
Originally a devoted student of Mary Baker Eddy and an editor of the Christian Science Journal, Hopkins eventually broke away to forge her own path. In Chicago, she established a theological seminary where she championed inclusivity, feminine leadership, and a spiritually progressive vision of the divine that transcended orthodox boundaries.
Her best-known works—High Mysticism and Scientific Christian Mental Practice—are now considered landmarks of metaphysical spirituality, blending mystical insight with practical spiritual instruction.