End of the Year SING at Cullinan Park

As 2025 comes to a close, we gather in the embrace of the natural world—our living temple—to honor the cycles that have carried us, transformed us, and quietly shaped our inner landscape. Join us for our final SING of 2025 as we breathe deeply, walk slowly, and feel ourselves part of something larger and timeless. We look forward to being in community with you!

FREE AND OPEN TO THE COMMUNITY

LOCATION: We'll meet by the fountains and public bathroom next to the first parking lot.

BRING: weather-appropriate clothing, including sturdy footwear, water, journal and pen, bug spray as needed, and your open heart!

NOTE: In the event of inclement weather, check your email or our Facebook/IG in case the SING is cancelled.

About Fort Bend SING

We are a community of people from all walks of life and spiritual traditions who gather once a month to enjoy the awe and wonder we experience when we are in touch with nature. Our mission is to provide opportunities for deepening spirituality through activities in nature that nurture loving relationships with the Earth and Each Other.

Our philosophy is one of practice, unearthing our spiritual relationship to our local sacred grounds by following the trails that lead to the inherent source of life in our ecological communities. By participating in this rich web-of-life we know as nature, we make ourselves available to absorb the wisdom needed to heal our own human nature and renew our relationship with our planetary home. Together, we hold grief, loss, and responsibility as well as resilience, hope, and joy.

Our programs and events offer a variety of gatherings and resources for individuals and groups. Our nature walks and contemplative practices are oriented towards helping fellow travelers integrate mindful nature spirituality into their everyday lives.

About The Center for Spirituality in Nature

The Center for Spirituality in Nature provides opportunities for deepening spirituality through nature and for nurturing loving relationships with the Earth. To learn more and find local SINGs near you, visit: www.centerforspiritualityinnature.org