In the middle of Central Valley, where plants abound while jobs are sparse, Sister Kate was determined to create work and leadership opportunities for more women like her. That's when she looked to the newest, most interesting deregulating market in her new home state of California: the cannabis industry. After three years of service, Sister Kate saw the need to share this safe, non-addictive and non-psychoactive formulation of the medicine with more people who needed it.
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I was wanting to know how or if there was a way to apply to an apprenticeship to become part of the sisters of the valley. I love and believe wholeheartedly in what you stand for and see the beauty in the community you created. I’m a single mom on a spiritual journey to find my higher self and be a better example to my son than what my parents were to me.
Thank you for your response. I look forward to hearing from you
Desiree Williams
Join the fellowship program; get a copy of our belief system (free when you join, it’s a pdf of the Book of the New Beguines), then answer all the questions on our questionnaire in the patreon site. Once you’ve done those first steps, you don’t have to keep paying the $5 a month, you will be registered with us if you only pay once. http://www.patreon.com/sistersofthecavalley (don’t forget the ‘ca’ for California)