Clay Boykin

2019 – Workshops & Engagement (Links)

• Mon 7pm – Austin, TX – Men’s Circle (ongoing)
• Jan 5 – Wimberley, TX – Avalon Mystics Sweat Lodge
• Jan 10–25 – Cairo, Egypt – Shamanic Tour
• Feb 17 – Dallas, TX – Unity Church
• Feb 18 – Lawrence, KS – Men’s Circle Launch
• Feb 19-20 – Baldwin, KS – The Light Center
• Feb 22 – Austin, TX – Seton Cove
• Feb 24 – Austin, TX – Methodist Church
• Mar 13 – Austin, Tx – A&M Breakfast
• Mar 15-17 – Austin, TX – Men’s Retreat – Non Denominational
• Mar 19-24 – Seattle, WA – Gender Equity & Reconciliation
• Mar 29-31 – Austin, TX – New Story Festival
• Apr 11-16 – New Delhi, India – Women’s Economic Forum
• Jun 7-12 – Seattle, WA – Gender Equity & Reconciliation
• Jun 13-15 – Kansas City, MO – Unity Peoples Convention
• September – Abiquiú, NM – Ghost Ranch
• Pending – Meru, Kenya – Men’s Workshop

2018 – Workshops & Engagements (Links)
Austin, TX – Weekly Men’s Circle (ongoing)
Austin – Unity South Central Regional Conference
Toronto – Parliament of the World’s Religions
Seattle, WA  – Gender Equity & Reconciliation

The world needs more spiritual men.

What is in a man’s heart? As a man, you are the only person who truly knows, and the likelihood is that you protect what’s at your very core from other men and perhaps the woman or partner in your life.

But it is within your heart where your deepest questions are left unanswered. Fear of being vulnerable or shame keeps us from connecting with another man, yet it is only when we open our heart that these questions get answered.

The world does need more spiritual men. Men who are awake to know there is power for good in vulnerability, having compassion for oneself and having compassion for others. Creating sacred spaces in the world, both physical and virtual, for men to learn from one another how to connect with the highest good in their hearts is what I do.

Men and Spirituality – G190933

Ghost Ranch, Abiquiú, New Mexico – September 19–22, 2019
Register Now: Men and Spirituality – G190933
Gather with other men in a safe contemplative setting to experience the true power of conscious vulnerability, and the healing alchemy of deeply connecting with other men seeking answers along their spiritual path. Then learn how to take your experience home if you wish and extend the conversation to engage like-minded men.

Circles of Men synthesizes, in an easy and down to earth way, what we have learned over a period of six years and more than 20,000 collective man-hours spent connecting with one another in a non-judgmental, safe, and contemplative environment. We draw from the life experiences of academics and tradesmen, gay and straight, married and divorced, men in their eighties and men in their twenties, men of all colors and nationalities, and men from all religious, non-religious and spiritual traditions.

In Circles of Men, you will find insights on how we have come together—what we refer to as the Twelve Secrets—practical suggestions, thoughts on leadership, a robust list of unique topics, and much more, all so that you will be able to start a circle of your own.

The world needs more spiritual men and raising consciousness among men is Clay Boykin’s calling. Clay has recently dedicated his next twenty years to creating circles of men around the world who gather, physically and virtually, to engage in contemplative conversations on the over-arching theme of male spirituality.

Using his thirty-eight years as an organizational change agent, and with his deeply held principles of servant leadership, Clay founded the Men’s Fellowship Network. Since 2012, over 20,000 collective man-hours have been invested in exploring the divine masculine and divine feminine essence within every person.

Clay’s recently published book, Circles of Men, examines how men come together in a contemplative setting to learn about vulnerability, cultivate trust, hold space, explore the many religious and spiritual traditions, and learn from one another’s life journey.

Recently, Clay accepted a volunteer position as Assistant Director of Compassionate Austin, and is developing an initiative for the Charter for Compassion focused on Men and Boys.

Interview at Unity Church of the Hills, Austin, Texas

Men’s Fellowship Network Website