Darci Arstill Morris

I recently returned from The Wild Edge of Faith Pilgrimage in Ireland. I haven’t posted, in part, because there is no way to capture the depth and beauty of this experience in a few photos. It will be a trip I will look to as a life highlight. Ireland is a place so stunning and the lush landscape felt so nurturing. We experienced beautiful words of reflection and poetry, hours of settling into ancient landscapes like cemeteries and forts to journal and reflect, rich community times sharing our hearts or laughs over a Guinness and crab claws. We pushed ourselves to the wild edge of our faith in the most unhurried way because, ya know, “rushing is violence.” I’ll be processing this trip for a long time. I’m thankful for @wildedgefaith @ferris.don who led us with eloquence and confidence. I loved your challenging yet nurturing, always eloquent guidance throughout the pilgrimage.