Donation based; minimum recommended donation set at $11+ at registration. If the $11 is a barrier, please email us in advance here to receive a discounted registration option.
We are designing SACRED THREAD™ Sunday Service offerings to invite weekly participation. Multi pack options will be coming soon. Give what feels sustainable. Your contribution helps sustain these gatherings. Our goal is to begin offering Sunday Services weekly by the end of Winter.
A heartwarming Stone Soup story
Rooted in an old folk story of co-creation and sharing, our Stone Soup Fire Ceremony & Potluck reminds us how generosity, cooperation, and presence transform simple offerings into collective nourishment and abundance.
Together, we gather, share, and remember that abundance is something we create through care, participation, and community.
All ages are welcome.
Arrive Prepared
Arrive 10-15 minutes early to settle in- we will begin promptly at 1pm. Your preparedness helps us to co-create the best experience for all present.
This entire event will be held either outdoors, or if need be, in a three season screened room. Please dress accordingly and bring layers. An indoor restroom will be made available.
Bring
Journal and pen.
Water bottle
Vegetables already prepped, washed and cut up, ready to add to our stone soup. Please keep your vegetables vegan & gluten free- just the veggies, no breading, butter, etc.
To avoid disposable dishes, we ask that you please bring your own soup bowl, utensils, and beverage containers.
Weather appropriate clothing to circle up around a bonfire. Ideally, we’ll be outdoors for our entire gathering.
OPTIONAL: thermos with a hot beverage.
Creating Sacred Space
In the spirit of fostering authentic connection and honoring this sacred space:
Please do no promote your business, disperse flyers, etc, as doing so can create doubt and confusion regarding your intentions for stepping into this space with us.
Your Hostess
Jessica Riphenburg, Community Weaver, Ceremonialist, Shamanic Healer & Teacher, Founder of SACRED THREAD™.
Important: Our Meeting Spot
Held in a peaceful private setting in rural Baraboo. Exact address will be shared upon registration.
Thank You to the Ancestors of the Land
As we gather on the ancestral lands of the Ho-Chunk people, we give our deepest gratitude and honor to their ancestors, and to the Ho-Chunk people past, present, and emerging. We promise to do our best to support the good works of Indigenous people today, and generations to come.