The Unitarian Universalist Society of Schenectady, in collaboration with The Nature Conservancy, has created the Follensby Pilgrimage, a unique opportunity to visit and to reflect at the actual spot where Emerson camped, and to discover the profound natural beauty of this incredible place. Follensby Pond is a wilderness preserve that has been closed to the public for over 100 years, allowed to thrive as a natural ecosystem.
Facilitated by Rev. Wendy Bartel and Rev. Lynn Gardner, Co-ministers of UU Schenectady, the Pilgrimage will be a spiritual experience as part of being in a beautiful natural place. You will learn the history of this place, hear stories from Indigenous voices, and travel easily across these waters in a pontoon boat, viewing shores rarely seen by other humans.
Please fill out this form and hit submit and someone from the planning sub-team will contact you.
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The Unitarian Universalist Society of Schenectady, in collaboration with The Nature Conservancy, has created the Follensby Pilgrimage, a unique opportunity to visit and to reflect at the actual spot where Emerson camped, and to discover the profound natural beauty of this incredible place. Follensby Pond is a wilderness preserve that has been closed to the public for over 100 years, allowed to thrive as a natural ecosystem.
Facilitated by Rev. Wendy Bartel and Rev. Lynn Gardner, Co-ministers of UU Schenectady, the Pilgrimage will be a spiritual experience as part of being in a beautiful natural place. You will learn the history of this place, hear stories from Indigenous voices, and travel easily across these waters in a pontoon boat, viewing shores rarely seen by other humans.
Please fill out this form and hit submit and someone from the planning sub-team will contact you.