<p>In this letter Kirsten mourns the loss of colour as the weather takes a turn, she looks to spruce trees for their stalwart greeness and speaks of a particular tree that sheltered her in a time of grief. Thoughts about the shelter offered by great beings leads to an exploration of what it is to be a saint. </p>

In this letter Kirsten mourns the loss of colour as the weather takes a turn, she looks to spruce trees for their stalwart greeness and speaks of a particular tree that sheltered her in a time of grief. Thoughts about the shelter offered by great beings leads to an exploration of what it is to be a saint.

<p>In this letter Kirsten mourns the loss of colour as the weather takes a turn, she looks to spruce trees for their stalwart greeness and speaks of a particular tree that sheltered her in a time of grief. Thoughts about the shelter offered by great beings leads to an exploration of what it is to be a saint.&nbsp;</p>

All Saints: Spruce Trees and Theosis

The latest project of counsellor, writer and lay theologian, Kirsten Pinto Gfroerer. The podcasts are in the form of letters about the weather of creation and the weather of the soul. They pay attention to the beautiful and terrible vicissitudes of the natural world while pondering the relationship between time and eternity. They are letters of consolation and spiritual formation rooted in the rhythm of the solar year and the Christian tradition of feasting and fasting which punctuates that year.
To learn more about Kirsten’s work visit www.kirstenpintogfroerer.com.

Religion & Spirituality

The latest project of counsellor, writer and lay theologian, Kirsten Pinto Gfroerer. The podcasts are in the form of letters about the weather of creation and the weather of the soul. They pay attention to the beautiful and terrible vicissitudes of the natural world while pondering the relationship between time and eternity. They are letters of consolation and spiritual formation rooted in the rhythm of the solar year and the Christian tradition of feasting and fasting which punctuates that year. To learn more about Kirsten’s work visit www.kirstenpintogfroerer.com.

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