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Dinner at Doe Creek
   
Again and again we are
stunned by what happens when friends gather at table and eat healthy
food grown in ways that are good for Earth: we are nourished deeply.
Again and again we are stunned at how much fun we can have together
doing the simple things, like taking a walk in the country or listening to music: our souls are healed.
New to us was the experience of joining people all around the globe
making the same statement: "We are willing to do what needs to be done
for a healthy planet." We realize our connectedness and the power of grass-roots movements.
And so it was
that wonderful Saturday night in late October when we gathered
alongside Doe Creek for local food, then walked up the road to the
round-top barn for a rousing and moving concert.
Our gratitude to Kamala Gamble,
Kyle Dillingham, Woods and Waters Wines, volunteers and Green
Connections board members for helping create such a wonderful evening.
And a special thank you to all those who came to the dinner. Proceeds from this event will go towards achieving our dream of a
straw-bale-constructed retreat center. If you want to contribute
towards that effort, see below.
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About us
Green Connections is a 501c3 not-for-profit corporation
dedicated to ecological education and supports the work of
Turtle Rock Farm in its efforts to help people re-connect
with creation, get to know it more deeply and be healed
by it so that we can learn to live more sustainably as part of
the web of life and allow the natural world to heal.
Board members: Alan Ware, president, Beverly Alexander,
treasurer, Sr. Mary Moloney, Elizabeth Box-Price, Dorothy Gray,
Stephanie Jordan, Kay Adair, Ann McFerron, Pat Hoerth.
Advisory members: Bruce Johnson, Barbara Hagan, Tom Temple,
Corey Williams.
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