Celtic Eucharist Hikes

This experience is centered in Celtic Christianity’s belief that Incarnation, the physical revelation of God, first occurred when God created everything that is and second in the person of Jesus the Christ. Therefore Creation is sacred. On the Celtic Eucharist Hikes, we experience God in creation through community with other hikers, Scripture, silence, and the liturgy of the Eucharist which we celebrate along the trail.

The hike and liturgy begin at 9:00 a.m. We end our hikes and Eucharist at noon. All are invited to the optional community lunch on the Kanuga grounds below the porch overlooking the lake. You may purchase lunch at a discounted rate of $18 for a full lunch or $14.00 for a salad bar only lunch. If inclement weather requires cancelling any hike, an email will be sent no later than 7:00 a.m. the day of the hike. For information or to be added to our email list email [email protected].

Bill Livingston is a retired Episcopal priest, having first served as a therapist for 23 years. Besides serving as a parish rector, he led the clergy and parish emotional and spiritual recovery on the Mississippi Gulf Coast following Hurricane Katrina and has had several publications on emotional and spiritual post-disaster recovery. He is a spritual director and has consulted with parishes during conflict, clergy transition, and revisioning and has served on staff of CREDO, Journey Partners, and Academy for Missional Wisdom. Having studied and explored Celtic Christianity for 30 years, Bill now considers his personal theology to be fully Celtic Christian. He has led a Celtic Christianity Pilgrimage to the Isle of Iona and taken two private pilgrimages to Iona and one to Ireland, has led Celtic Christianity retreats for parishes and spiritual groups, and offered numerous presentations to congregations and groups.

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