Dip Into the Celtic Cauldron
Dec 16, 2008
Church on the Hill Chapel - 55 Main Street, Lenox, MA
Every woman holds within her the sacred flame of the Divine; the Celtic perspective aids in our getting in touch with that and rejoicing in the outcome. Celtic Women’s Spirituality can be one’s primary path or an addition to your present expression.
Join with us as we take a peek at Celtic Spirituality, women’s role on that journey and a celebration of the Winter Solstice in that perspective. Come to the Celtic Cauldron:
- to taste and see
- to savor the flavor
- to celebrate the richness of the brew
for the Cauldron is endless and its nourishment never runs out.
Presented by Reverend Caleka (Irene) Jones
Rev. Caleka Jones is retired after 43 years of parish ministry in the United Church of Christ. A Shaker Theological scholar for over ten years, she has worked as an Interpreter at Hancock Shaker Village and also with their Curatorial Department. A Celtic Christian scholar, she has been on retreat on the Isle of Iona in Scotland and has for the past two years been a student of the Ceile De, a contemporary Christian Celtic order based on the ancient histories.
She holds a BA degree in Religion and Philosophy from Drew University and a Masters in Religious Education from Drew Theological Seminary. She spent 14 years as a Director of Christian Education before her ordination in 1978. She resides in Dalton with her husband Roy.
Please join us for this women’s monthly potluck program and bring a friend. $5 Suggested donation (to support our programs)
Free for members
Please bring a dish to share and a small gift for the altar
Where Church on the Hill Chapel
55 Main Street
Lenox, MA
(The brown building is down the street from the main church, and across the street from Nejaime’s Wine Cellar. Please use entrance on right side of bldg.)
5:45 Gathering with food
6:00 Welcome circle
6:15 Potluck supper
7:15 *Annual Mtg.*
7:30 Program
8:45 Closure and clean up
More information:
Eileen Quinn: 413-232-0238 info@womensinterfaithberkshires.org