I’ve been in this job long enough to risk tampering even with the most Reformed of hymns: in English, it does however, add ‘people’ where the original language says ‘dwellers’. We need an idiom of interpretation which includes Creation, rather than presumes human supremacy .
The A+E project at St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral, Edinburgh invite you to join them for a series of 5 workshops in October and November: The Work that Reconnects.
Over the 5 workshops participants will be guided through the Work’s spiral of practices: Gratitude, Honouring Our Pain for the World, Seeing with New Eyes/Ancient Eyes, and Going Forth.
These workshops are open to anyone currently involved in addressing the climate and ecological crises in any way and/or who wish to become more active.
First workshop, Monday 14th October 7pm. Details of the course and booking information can be found on Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-work-that-reconnects-a-series-of-5-workshops-tickets-1012742408807
To find out more about the work of the A+E project at St Mary’s Cathedral, visit their website https://www.cathedral.net/community/eco-cathedral or read the recent article from Creative Carbon Scotland: https://www.creativecarbonscotland.com/the-story-of-an-embedded-artist/
Huge congratulations to James Buchanan who cycled an impressive 155 miles in just 7 days to raise funds for Eco-Congregation Scotland.
We are immensely grateful for this incredible effort and for the generosity of everyone who sponsored him. His fundraising page is still live if you would like to read more about how he got on with the challenge and to show him some support.
Well done James and Thank You!
