An invitation to connect

The Gatherings

Seasonal experiences rooted in Christ, guided by creation, and shared in community


Spring

The rebirth. A true beginning, marked by Living Water. Everything begins again, coming out of the depths of winter’s rest and into a gentle awakening.



Summer

A time of activation. The season is fully buzzing. From the pollinators to the abundance of provisions, we and the land are pouring energy out.



Fall

A time of release. Gathering your final abundant harvest & prepping for a slow season. It’s a letting go of the outward so you can prepare to nourish the inner.



Winter

A time for rest, recovery, and inner sanctification. We’ve released the showiness of the other seasons and begin to focus on our roots.


WE GATHER

To make collective medicine and to be the medicine. To nourish beyond the physical, because healing was never meant to happen alone.



We Make

This is where we lean into the healing of herbs to support us through the season.


We Move

Our bodies are both resilient and fragile. We sink into a movement to remember that self-care is vital.


We Meditate

This is where we drop into a place that brings us closer to God. Where we find stillness and quiet to truly hear the whisper.


What
People
Leave
With…


People don’t leave with only tea, tinctures, or incense.
They leave slower.
More rooted.
More aware of God’s presence.
More connected to creation.
More connected to themselves.
More connected to one another.
Because healing often begins long before symptoms disappear.
A PATHWAY TO NOURISHMENT

Why We Gather?

• To Notice
Observing what the season is saying

• To Make
Create medicine with our hands

• To Move
Honor the body God gave us

• To Remember
Through prayer, scripture, and shared meals

“And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds, not giving up meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing, but encouraging one another…“ Heb 10:24-25




THIS IS HOW IT FEELS

A Glimpse Into the Gatherings

Take a sneak peek into our community gathering from the seasons past.

Spring: A Blooming Ritual



Winter: A Rooting Ritual