The Outermost House and The Sacrality of Place
The Outermost House and The Sacrality of Place (June 3, 2018)
A bit less than 100 years ago, Henry Beston wrote "The Outermost House" after a year he spent in Cape Cod. The book didn't sell much at first but it has become one of the most famous literary touchstones for naturalists and conservationists in America. Beston argues with observation and poetry for the power, the beauty, and by extension, the need to protect natural places.
Rev. Vanessa Rush Southern, Senior Minister
Lisanicole Sarkisian, Worship Associate
Reiko Oda Lane, organ
Ariel Andrew, mezzo soprano
Asher Davison, song leader
Spider Ranch, live sound and recording
Nathan Gandrud, OOS
Jonathan Silk, Podcasting
A bit less than 100 years ago, Henry Beston wrote "The Outermost House" after a year he spent in Cape Cod. The book didn't sell much at first but it has become one of the most famous literary touchstones for naturalists and conservationists in America. Beston argues with observation and poetry for the power, the beauty, and by extension, the need to protect natural places.
Rev. Vanessa Rush Southern, Senior Minister
Lisanicole Sarkisian, Worship Associate
Reiko Oda Lane, organ
Ariel Andrew, mezzo soprano
Asher Davison, song leader
Spider Ranch, live sound and recording
Nathan Gandrud, OOS
Jonathan Silk, Podcasting
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