Wild Belongings Fall Equinox

Wild Belongings Series
Session 2:
Fall Equinox
Sunday, Sep 24
2 – 4 PM
other sessions in this series: Aug 13, Oct 28, Dec 9

Our Sacred Earth is seeded with Divine revelation. Wild Belongings invites us into a deeper experience of this revelation through relationship with the land, the creatures near us. You may register for any or all four sessions.

Session 2:
Let us come together to celebrate the autumnal harvest and the magnificent colors of fall. Through song, readings and ritual we regale in the shifts of the season and are reminded of the value of equanimity, when day and night are of equal length.

Find out about other sessions in this series:
Session 1: Lughnasa: Sunday, Aug 13
Session 3: All Hallows Eve/Samhain: Saturday, Oct 28
Session 4: Advent/Winter Solstice: Saturday, Dec 9

 This program is In-Person only, and outdoors. We will meet outside The Well. See map.

Facilitators: Bridget Sperduto, Ellen Wiggins and Bob Kent

Ellen Wiggins is a recent graduate of Seminary of the Wild, where she received a certificate in Eco-Ministry. Active in the Wild Church Network, she is excited to bring nature-based gatherings to the Chicagoland area. Ellen is a retired psychotherapist specializing in the field of addictions. As a contemplative pilgrim and facilitator of meditation circles, she is a devoted spiritual seeker. Besides serving on the Well’s board of directors, she is a consultant for ReVive Center for Housing and Healing. Ellen lives in the Beverly neighborhood on Chicago’s South Side.

Bridget Sperduto, M.Ed., is Executive Director of The Well Spirituality Center. She is committed to cultivating and participating in the Christic field of inclusive, outpoured and communing love. Weaving storytelling, scripture, theological, and scientific concepts, Bridget invites adults and children into the profound presence and mystery of God around and within. Bridget is an associate of the Congregation of St. Joseph, a spiritual director, reiki master, educator and retreat facilitator.

Bob Kent retired several years ago as an attorney and entered seminary with the goal of becoming a minister. A recent graduate of the Living School at the Center for Action and Contemplation in New Mexico, he loves the Christian mystics and tries to bring a little bit of Richard Rohr to everything he does.

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