Susan: Craig, you were ordained into the Christian Community in 1992. In 2019 you stepped into the role of Lenker (co-ordinator) of the Canadian and US congregations. In early June this Whitsun, you visited Vancouver to induct our new priest, Erica Maclennan, into the congregation....
Ingrid grew up in Berlin, Germany. Her path with anthroposophy began when she was pregnant with her first child. She had a dream that made no sense to her. As she described it to a friend, an anthroposophist, the woman had no doubt: “What you...
In the March eNews, I was delighted and inspired by the contribution about Carol Lewis from London, ON. As a former citizen of London I felt right away the connection again to Carol and the founding of the London Waldorf School which took place in...
How did you meet anthroposophy? I was privileged in that respect; my mother, Huguette Chaurette, had become interested in what anthroposophy had to say about the education of the child. She had met Madeleine Simons, who wanted to open a Waldorf kindergarten. That is how Huguette...
Susan: John, the last time we saw you was at our 2020 Vancouver AGM, which was held online because of the pandemic. You gave a lively Zoom presentation of your work with bees in Princeton, BC. How have things been going with your bees since...
[caption id="attachment_10353" align="alignright" width="274"] Nina performs Debussy[/caption] Speaking with Nina is a curious experience, for one finds that she was truly born an anthroposophist. She began this life in Hamburg, Germany, with an English mother and a German father. Her mother was an anthroposophist, but Nina...
Interview with Marguerite Doray How did you meet anthroposophy? In the 1970’s, inspired by the back-to-the-earth movement, I had moved from Montreal to the Beauce region of Quebec. It was a time of introspection and consciousness raising. Zabulon Dostie gave me a copy of Knowledge of Higher...
I was first introduced to anthroposophy while volunteering at a small Waldorf school initiative, Sisonke School in the village of Port St. John’s, in the Transkei region of South Africa when I was 19 years old. The agricultural lectures were my first Steiner readings as...
