Wick of Desire

Saturday, Feb 2, 9:30 am – 3:30 pm

 

Led by Carolyn McDade, we come with song, moments of ritual and reflection. We sing to blow upon the embers of a vast and emerging creation within and around us, stirring the powers of imagination and courage essential to recreating ourselves as a new and wiser humanity in the interdependence of Earth community. We sing our world beautiful, sustainable, whole. We sing ourselves humble and fresh ~ capable of letting go of what is useless, capable of reaching for the stunning humanity we can and long to be. Cost: $55 (Includes lunch)

*Pre-registration required.

Earth's Passion

5 pm, Thursday, March 20 – 11 am, Sunday, March 23

 

As Earth moves from dormancy into awakening, seeds are planted, fields tilled, fertility celebrated. The traditional holy days preceding Easter give a time to reflect, ponder and participate in the exodus experience to bring us toward a healed human-earth relationship. Focus is on our transformative moment.

Cost: $200   (commuter rates available)

*Pre-registration required.

   

     

The Transformative Context
Religions Enter Their Ecological Phase

Sunday, Sept 21, 9:30 am - 3:30 pm

 

Mary Evelyn Tucker is senior lecturer and senior scholar at Yale University where she has appointments in both the School of Forestry and Environmental Studies and the Divinity School. She is the author of Worldly Wonder: Religions Enter Their Ecological Phase and a number of other books and articles. She is cofounder of the Forum on Religion and Ecology. Mary Evelyn is a member of the Interfaith Partnership for Environment at the UN and served as a member of the International Earth Charter Drafting Committee. This gathering will explore the way that religion can affect our ecological consciousness and become a transformative context for planetary healing. Cost: $55 (Includes lunch) Limited to 30 participants
*Pre-registration required.