The Stone Circle Newsletter is printed four times a year and has a particular theme that is both timely and informational, as well as inspirational. We call on the talents of many women as sources for our articles. It is sent via regular mail or Email. Contact us if you would like to subscribe.

Stone Circle Newsletter

The July, 2008, edition is now available for download. (click here)

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See below for a few sample articles from our recent newsletters:

Searching for Heroes

By Salome Harasty

I can remember one summer as a child, crying to my mother that I had no friends. My mother said, "Look for something you can like in everyone you meet. You will want to be their friend and they may want to be yours."

That advice has morphed into my search for women I admire or inspire me. I see such wonderful women everywhere (more)

Building the Circle one stone at a time!

by Jane tHerrick

The idea for beginning Stone Circle came to me as I thought about my mother, a month after she passed away, in 1997.

I imagined a stone circle that represented the strength of all women; a supportive group of women, a resource for them that could grow.

As I sat at my computer, my Mom was my inspiration as I wrote about my dream of what Stone Circle could be.

I wanted Stone Circle to be a place where women could share their strengths and insights, and together infuse each other with the confidence to embrace their selfworth,wisdom, and giftedness..(more)

The Wonder of Time

By Jean Gold
January, 2008

Are you ready for 2008? Even if you are not, it
is here. It has been eight years since the millennium
which makes us realize how quickly
time passes. The end of the first decade of this
century is just a few years away.

The beginning of the New Year is often repre. . .(more)

Autumn Energizers

by Janet Herrick
October, 2007

I turned the first of my many household calendars to the month of October. I took a deep breath! Wow! How did we get to the last quarter of 2007 so soon? Wasn’t it yesterday that we were all planning for the turning of the millennium? I smiled in nticipation of the winds of October blowing away the humidity of summer and bringing on the color of fall and the fun of Halloween.

All my friends know how much I love Halloween with all the associated childlike dress-up and make-believe. . .(more)

Reaching Out and Reaching In!

by Janet Herrick
July, 2007

You know as a child I never really understood what it meant to love your neighbor as yourself.
I somehow got loving "myself" mixed up with being too proud or too boastful. I thought that putting myself last meant not
loving myself and therefore was being humble.

Boy. . . was I wrong!

When the light bulb finally went on, I truly. . .(more)

Embracing All of Who We Are

by Margie Gray
April, 2007

It is spring. Nature seems to be emerging everywhere. Seeds are sprouting. Trees are budding. Blooms are popping out all over. There is a sense of new possibility and freshness.

We are also emerging. Those in cold climates, welcome the opportunity to get outside without freezing to death or getting buried in a snow drift. Even those in the south take off the extra layers of clothing that have protected us in the colder temperatures.

Many people seem to be working to shed layers on another level. . .(more)