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Rev. Katherine Economou is an assistant minister at Seaside and serves as
the dean of the Holmes Institute San Diego Regional Center. She administrates the
accredited master's degree program and supports students from all over the United States
and internationally with campuses in San Diego, Los Angeles, and the Pacific Northwest.
Rev. Katherine also serves on the Dean’s Council, which oversees the Holmes
Institute, and on the Education Council, which supports the creation and unfoldment of
the coursework for the United Centers for Spiritual Living.
Education has always been Rev. Katherine’s focus. She facilitates Sacred
Circles and teaches certificated classes, including Spiritual Practices, Principles
for Successful Living, Mind/Body, the Treatment Workshop for the Foundations class, and a
number of classes she has created, including The Spiritual Life of Women and The Mastery
of Love. She also wrote small group curriculum for the Chopra Center for Wellbeing.
Rev. Katherine has also served at Seaside as the Youth & Family minister. In
her time in that ministry, she grew the program from 50 to 85 children per Sunday. The
teen group began midweek meetings and regular social events, and the ministry on the
whole began doing outreach in the community and getting involved beyond the church.
Rev. Katherine holds a bachelor’s degree in liberal arts from Hofstra University,
where she studied psychology, speech arts, and dance. She received her master’s
degree in consciousness studies from the Holmes Institute.
Rev. Katherine’s ministry is about loving God and celebrating life. She is passionate
about education and empowerment and believes that each person can unlock his or her own
truth by uncovering the individual gift he or she has come to express in this life.
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