Camphill Correspondence

01/20/2023

The Correspondence's carrying group would like to invite any who feel called to join a discussion about the future of the Camphill Correspondence (will it continue? If so, how will it continue?) to meet via Zoom at 11 a.m. eastern standard U.S. time on January 31.

We would really like to hear from anyone who has an interest in the Correspondence, or who has thoughts on where it might go from here.

To access the meeting, please utilize the link below:

Topic: Camphill Correspondence Future Conversation
Time: Jan 31, 2023 11:00 AM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

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06/16/2022

The current Camphill Correspondence is online now and on its way to subscribers around the world. See the note on page 2 highlighting upcoming changes for the future of the Correspondence, as well as excerpts from an interview with Helen Zipperlin, a St. John's lecture, a tribute to Colin Morrow, and more.

03/18/2022

The March/April Correspondence is on its way to print subscribers. You can find the e-version at CamphillCorrespondence.net, where you can also subscribe or donate. As always submissions ideas are welcome and encouraged to be sent to [email protected]. Thanks for reading & happy spring!

02/04/2022

Latest Correspondence is out! Please visit Camphillcorrespondence.net to subscribe to the print edition or to peruse the online version

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11/02/2021

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04/05/2021

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