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Anxiety, uncertainty, and the desire for control are struggles shared by people in every generation. In this episode of Voices, Jean Thiel reflects on St. Paul’s invitation to experience “the peace of God that surpasses all understanding” and explore how surrender, gratitude, faith community, and trust in God can guide us through life’s transitions. Through a personal story of raising a family, learning to let go, and discovering God's presence in the midst of worry, Jean reminds us that the peace we seek may be closer than we think, only a breath away.
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Jean Thiele was born and raised in Iron Mountain Michigan and attended St. Mary and St. Joseph grade school. In 1978, she graduated from Iron Mountain High School. She attended Michigan State University and graduated in 1982 with a bachelor in Nursing and in 1992 with a Masters in Geriatric Nursing. She later received a certificate to become a Lay Minister in the Saginaw Diocese and after 4 years became a Spiritual Director from the Dominican Center in Farmington Hills Michigan. She is a grief facilitator, centering prayer practitioner, and retreat leader. She loves biking with her husband, Scott, golf, and traveling with family and friends. Faith to Jean is service from a trinitarian spirituality, having the freedom to make a choice to co-create with our Loving God.
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