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 January, 2012 edition is now available for download. (click here)

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

Describing Stone Circle
By Jody Donovan

It is not always easy to describe to someone what Stone Circle is all about. Stone Circle is a wonderful group of women who come together several times throughout the year for various reasons, assembling in various locations. It is not limited to age, religion, ethnic background, height or weight. There are no dues or mandatory charges (although donations are always welcome).

In this edition of the Newsletter some members of the Vision Committee and others are going to write about those different individual gatherings, describing what they are and what impact those times have had on them. These gatherings take many forms as you’ll see by the comments they’ve made. ... (more)

Gratitude
By Gerri Helms, CSC

I am someone who looks at the positive things in my life more often than dwelling on the negative. I once heard that if my cup  is always just half empty (or half full), get a smaller cup! With an attitude like this, my life is always overflowing with wonder ... (more)

A Quest for Balance
 By Dorie Croissant

God, grant me the serenity to accept the things Icannot change. I’ve been repeat ing this mantra off and on for about twenty years now. Circumstances in 1991 led me to learn about this prayer and how effective it can be for so many people. These w ords have the pow er to be life changing. I have found that living by the meaning of these words can relieve me of the burden of taking on too much that is not in my pow er of changing. This prayer, repeating it over and over as many times as I need to, helps to put certain issues and situations in perspective for me  ... (more)

Rare Treasures
By Dorie Croissant

The theme of this current newsletter revolves around the quote - a statement really - that suggests that the depth of a friendship does not depend upon the length of an acquaintance. The words depth and length imply proportions and  dimensions. The words friendship and acquaintance imply relationships and bonds. Is there a tie-in? Is there a place and a time to distinguish the difference? ... (more)