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 Anthroposophical Prison Outreach Walkathon

The Anthroposophical Societies Prison Outreach Walkathon weekend is just 2 weeks away! Beginning Friday the 25th through Sunday the 27th September, there will be walkers, cyclists and runners across the country taking to the outdoor trials. We hope this year there will be a walker(s) in your Branch community; there is still time to join in. Perhaps your community will be hosting a Michaelmas gathering and a group of you may walk together! We would love for a few of you to join in!!

If you are able go to the Campaign page linked here and press the ‘Create a Fundraising Page’ button to become a walker. We will watch for anyone new on the Campaign page and will reach out to help get a photo up if needed. Or if you prefer, we can get your entire personal page up from this end – just let us know by email or a call.

This year, some of our walkers will be joining us from prison. It is inspiring to receive the many writings by prisoners who are participating; thinking how each book read and studied inspires new knowledge and growth. Here is a man named Gabriel, who will be joining our Walk-a-thon from Hondo, TX:

I’m seeking to understand the esoteric path. Anthroposophy helps me by sending books to expand some of my interests. I get to see into people…spiritually…and feel realms as well. 

I will be walking at least two and a half miles to class, the chow hall, and the chapel over the walk-a-thon week-end. Please sponsor my walk for APO. Thank you for your support!

Inspirations of Mani for the Future of Christianity and the Redemption of Evil

 September 26
3 pm ET – 2 pm CT – 1 pm MT – Noon PT – 8 pm UK – 9 pm CET

Description: Manichaeism, as a great and complex religious system, including different organizational forms of community, was founded by Mani, (216 -276 AD). Mani started to teach his doctrine in Sasanian Mesopotamia. From there it spread both West and East into various languages and cultures.  We’ll explore fascinating discoveries and research from the beginning of the 20th century on with the very first evidence of art in eastern Manichaeism and reveal how many questions still remain unanswered.

Bio: Christine Gruwez was born in Belgium in 1942. She studied philosophy, classical philology and Iranian studies as well as Waldorf education. She is a lecturer in Waldorf education in Antwerp. Her core topics are Iran, Islam, and Manichaeism. She works worldwide in seminars and as a publicist. She has authored 14 books and will be drawing mostly from her book Mani & Rudolf Steiner: Manichaeism, Anthroposophy, and their Meeting in the Future.

Presentations are free, but a $15 suggested donation per presentation or $150 for the entire webinar will help to support this program and provide for a speaker honorarium.  

Please type “Webinar on Mani” or presenter’s name
 on the first line of your payment application.
 

To make your payment, please, follow the link DONATE

Or use Zelle to threefoldmankind@arianna

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2026 Michaelmas Celebration:

Anthroposophical Society in America: Annual Conference 2026

Hello Members and Friends, 

In anticipation of this year’s annual conference in Spring Valley, New York on October 9 to 11, 2026, we are excited to offer four online meetings in the weeks ahead ~ a terrific way to prepare space in our hearts and in our thoughts for this year’s gathering. 

ONLINE PRESENTATIONS INCLUDE:

Meeting the Needs of Our Time 

with Leading Members of the ASA’s

Council of Anthroposophical Organizations

A Celebration of the Michaelic Life
of Ita Wegman 

with Peter Selg 

Making Art Accessible

with artist Laura Summer 

AND MORE!

Everyone is invited to register for these online sessions – whether you attend the annual conference in person, or can only participate online. 

In this way, we share together in the Michaelmas mood, building the chalice for our coming together as sisters and brothers in the good work.