Yurch
A Gathering to Awaken HER-story
The Yurch was born from a call I could no longer ignore. This is not one of my usual circles. It is a sacred gathering space to study, reflect, and remember the stories that were buried, silenced, forgotten… especially the voices of the mothers, the healers, the mystics, and the women who carried wisdom in their bones.
I grew up within church walls and honour what those spaces offered - devotion, community, ritual, and a relationship with the sacred. And yet… I felt something missing. HER voice.
The Yurch is our playful reclaiming of that word. A blending of yurt + church - rooted in the understanding that sacred spaces do not only live in buildings or traditions… they live in circles, in stories, in the land, and within us.
This gathering exists to awaken HER-story. To make space for the Divine Feminine alongside all that came before. To remember what was forgotten and honour what still lives inside us.
The Yurch belongs to no single teacher and no one tradition.
When you say, “I’m going to Yurch,” you are naming a return - to your body’s wisdom, your intuition, your remembering.
No hierarchy.
No dogma.
Just gathering.
Just questioning.
Just remembering… together.
Welcome home.
If you’d like to catch up on past teachings or sit with the current themes, you can find recordings on my YouTube channel. I’ll continue to add to it as the Yurch unfolds.
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How We Gather
We gather close to the first Sunday of each month, when time allows and I’m around, here in the yurt (Gillian's Home), beginning with tea, sitting in circle, and sharing about 1.5 hours of soulful exploration. Each gathering carries a theme. Sometimes we’re guided by story, sometimes ritual, reading, ceremony, or shared reflection. We learn, listen, question, and remember together.
This Month: Death, Ancestors & Resurrection
As we gather on November 1st, we’ll enter into the mystery of death, remembrance, our ancestors, and resurrection.
What does it mean to remember those who came before us? What do we believe happens when we die? What is resurrection, and when we speak of Jesus rising from the dead, what might that actually mean? And perhaps most importantly, what can death and resurrection teach us about our own lives?
Together we’ll explore All Saints’ Day, the thinning veil, our beloved dead, the cycles of nature, and the ancient pattern of death, darkness, transformation and new life.
As always, there will be conversation, ritual, reflection, and a little Yurch magick. ✨
Only 20 spaces are available for this gathering.
There is no set fee for Yurch. After registering, I’ll send a little note for anyone who feels called to contribute toward the food and offerings for our gathering. 💗
Come as you are. Come curious. Come sit in the mystery with us.
What to Bring
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An open heart and curious spirit
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A journal & pen (optional)
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Cash Donation (optional)
You are welcome to join at any time!
There is no beginning you’ve missed and no need to catch up. Each gathering stands on its own, offering a teaching, a remembering, and a message meant for whoever arrives . Trust that whatever you step into will meet you exactly where you are.
This is not a promise of what it will become - this is a sacred beginning.
A space to return to yourself.
To the voice of the Feminine.
To the lineage that lives in your bones.
Let’s remember together.