3rd Wednesdays: Contemplative Singing
5:00 – 6:00 pm, with Katy
June 17th, July 15th, August 19th, September 16th @ Chetzemoka Park
Come sing songs for the earth and the “more beautiful world our hearts know is possible.” Each song is taught and sung a number of times so that it becomes prayer. Moments of silence between the singing allow the song-nourishment to sink in.
All are welcome, regardless of beliefs, singing experience, or anything else!
BRING A CHAIR and find us to the left of the main entrance past the bathrooms. If it’s raining, we’ll hope to meet in the Gazebo. Dress in layers–it can be cool near the water.
** quote from the title of a book by Charles Eisenstein
4th Saturdays: Wild Church Port Townsend
Fort Townsend, 10:00-11:30 am, with Katy
An opportunity to gather in and with creation, with other folks, and with the other beings on this earth. Join me, your guide, to practice moving from human being to earth being, in reverence and respect for earth.
Welcoming all those journeying into deeper relationship with earth, regardless of religion or belief. No affiliation with QUUF necessary.
We meet outside, rain, (snow), or shine, unless the conditions are severe enough to pose a safety concern. Please dress for the weather, in particular for rain, mud, and slippery ground.
We meet in circle, share some opening words, songs & practices, and then wander in silence. Staying in the circle is also an option. We then reconvene to share our experience. Children are welcome, but parents need to help guide them. Read more.
Bring a chair, a warm drink, and maybe even a lap blanket!
Directions: Discover Pass required to drive in. Find us under the big Doug Fir in the middle of the field (red mark in right mid map). As you come all the way into the Fort, just before the official booth, follow the Day Use Area sign to the left and park. In the field below is our Doug Fir. For more level walking, continue on the road, parking on end of field opposite bathrooms.
Remember: Bring a chair, a warm drink, and dress for the weather!
Into Fort Townsend from 20:
Nourishing Wholeness 
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