Judy Feldt

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Judy Feldt


Judy has enjoyed planting and gardening all her life, making sure to keep her mom’s rose bed weeded as a kid. Today, she is a retired attorney and volunteer archeologist with Anne Arundel County and the state of Maryland. Judy also enjoys gardening, and hiking with a club.

I am relaxed being outside in nature, seeing different views and elevations in gardens and on hiking trails.

Judy also makes miniature or fairy gardens for women going through breast cancer treatment, and for friends and family as a way to show her appreciation for them. Creating fairy gardens is a way for Judy to express herself and tell a story through these mini worlds.

Judy has unique way of appreciating a garden.

Part of my take on a garden is where am I really, where is magnetic north, how long has it been here, what is beyond the garden in every direction, what is above, what is below, where are the sunny and shady spots, where is my eye going first, what is my emotional take away, do I even notice the world outside the garden.

Judy has been visiting the gardens at Epiphany Chapel for a long time and thrilled to inherit the role of Firesoul.

It’s vital and wonderful to have these Sacred Places for the congregation and the community to experience and enjoy.


My Sacred Place


Epiphany Chapel

One project in which Episcopalians have been directly involved is the Peace Garden and labyrinth, dedicated in 2002 on the grounds of Epiphany Chapel and Church House in Odenton, Md., to honor the 2,929 military chaplains who served in World War I.

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Connie Fuller

Connie is a retired educator and small business owner in downtown Fort Payne, AL. She is currently the executive director of Fort Payne Main Street.  Connie is a lover of trees, books and art and takes care to incorporate her passions into her everyday work.  Connie is an active and passionate Firesoul for the Fort...

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