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Push Out Into the Deep

By Rev. Lynice Pinkard Sometime in the months leading up to the 2024” Spiritual Roots of Protest” retreat, retreat co-organizer Bill Wylie-Kellermann had a dream in which the words came to him: “Spiritual openings in a dead-end time.” That phrase became the topic of a panel at the retreat, and the following is Rev. Lynice

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Come: An Invocation from “The Stream Keeps Flowing”

Lacey Hunter, our new Programs and Hospitality Manager, shared this poem Sunday at the start of our Fall Festival celebrating the LGBTQ+ work at Kirkridge. Invocation Come Father/Mother/Creator, Son/Daughter/Child, Holy Spirit/Holy Flame/Holy BreathCome Flesh Created, Flesh Redeemed, Flesh SustainedCome Queer One, Gay One, Unnamed OneFluid One, Changing One, Ever-expanding OneCome Dreamer, Liberator and HealerRainbow-Maker, Riot-Shaker,

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Once in a Blue Moon

By Joyce Hollyday It was a night of nature at her height of magnificence—and depth of ferocity. On August 30, the intentional community at Kirkridge gathered on the ridge with a panoramic eastern view of the Delaware River Valley, for a Once-in-a-Blue-Moon Party. Cedar and Isaac, our youngest members, hung a colorful welcome poster and

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Weaving our Iona Connections: A Walking Awake Pilgrimage with Columcille Megalith Park and Kirkridge Retreat Center to the Isle of Iona, Scotland

May 3rd – 11th, 2024: Guided by Walking Awake’s Denise Crawn (former Columcille Board Member and Kirkridge employee) and her husband Nick Prance (former Isle of Iona resident). Dear Friends of Columcille Megalith Park, Kirkridge Retreat Center and Walking Awake:    If you have a love of Celtic Spirituality and a curiosity about the connections between

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Letter to the Board

from Joyce Hollyday When Lydia was discerning her call to Kirkridge, she spun a vision that included a residential community. It was captured in a poem now on the website and published in Riverwise magazine. She saw… Beloveds who live on this land and lean into a vocation of hospitality. Sharing rhythms of work, spirituality,

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