Time for Sunday worship.
Time to connect with the Divine.
Time to be inspired.
To feel awe.
To experience communion.
To feel connected to all precious life.
Passing the peace with you. Blessings, all.
Time for Sunday worship.
Time to connect with the Divine.
Time to be inspired.
To feel awe.
To experience communion.
To feel connected to all precious life.
Passing the peace with you. Blessings, all.
weeeeeeeee…amen!
So lovely Kathy. About to slip out to the same church on a different street… with camera over my shoulder just in case:)
Just beautiful. This calmed my slightly ruffled soul this morning. Blessings back to you my friend.
Thank you for the peaceful images. Loved the curling bark on the birch. See you tomorrow!
So lovely. I missed actual church today because I am feeling under the weather. Really beautiful photos.
Thank you for inviting me to attend this service with you. It was most refreshing, and the environment could not be more beautiful!
time for me to take a walk! beautiful
I did Sun Salutation today – hope you did, too.
The final photograph is my absolute favorite. I taught Reiki Level 3 today – the final picture seemed like a benediction on the day. Thank you.
Never having been truly a part of organized religion, this is one church I would enjoy. I feel more connected and at peace in nature than anywhere else.
Very peaceful post 🙂
Kim
http://photo-salsa.com
absolutely the BEST….I was expecting a little church, however you showed me a Divine Huge church……I would like to visit……I wonder if my GPS could find it….
Blessings to you too, Kathy.
This is a church I would happily visit every day. 🙂
Great post you made here, these fine photos show, why nature is my best church 🙂
Amen, Kathy!
Kathy: You and Emily Dickinson know about such things.
Here’s Emily’s thoughts:
Some keep the Sabbath going to Church by Emily Dickinson
Some keep the Sabbath going to Church —
I keep it, staying at Home —
With a Bobolink for a Chorister —
And an Orchard, for a Dome —
Some keep the Sabbath in Surplice —
I just wear my Wings —
And instead of tolling the Bell, for Church,
Our little Sexton — sings.
God preaches, a noted Clergyman —
And the sermon is never long,
So instead of getting to Heaven, at last —
I’m going, all along.
-e. dickinson
Thank you, all. It was a delight to join with you in worship. 🙂
I attended that church in my own corner yesterday – a joyous blessing to be able to run laughing with Kenzie through the leaves, to walk through the golden late son with Jen and Ricky, to sit by the fire with Johnny and Ben…..amen and amen. Life is indeed good!
Glad you enjoyed your day in church with family…
Peace and blessings to you as well, Kathy.
Thank you for sharing your day in church. I am attending a similar church on a daily basis. It is in all ways, divine. 😀
(I thought of Emily Dickinson as well when I read this.)
I love it when we can attend this kind of church every day. The divine is never further away than opening a door and walking outside…
Beautiful. And peace to you.
Oh! Liz Story the pianist has a piece called Church of trees, I believe. Do you know it?
Peace be with you, Christine. And, no, I don’t know that piece. But am listening to it now on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLA7mtivXAQ
It is beautiful.
Thank you ever so much Kathy for getting the link to the most beautiful song. I was mid creativity this morning and thought to come back to it and got lost. My inner flame is answering so brightly to it, that I have tears of joy!
It was lovely, wasn’t it, Elisa? A hymn for our church-walk…
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I, too, thought of Emily Dickinson’s poem when I read this post. 🙂 Beautiful thoughts and images, Kathy…
Glad you enjoyed the worship services in nature, Barbara. Thank you!