"A prayer is one who prays”
Join us at Gateway House for the Our Lives As Prayer workshop with Elizabeth Cunningham
Sunday, April 21 | 3 -6pm | $30 donation
We welcome everyone who prays, who wants to pray, who needs prayer, who is a prayer.
Through guided meditation and interactive reflection, we will explore our experiences of prayer, the many forms prayer can take: spoken, sung, silent, tactile, embodied, within a religious tradition and outside of one, as part of a group or in solitude. Together we will consider ways to create a daily prayer practice or to refresh an existing one. We will complete our time with our own prayer circle.
Space is limited, please register to reserve your spot.
Elizabeth Cunningham is an ordained interfaith minister and pastoral counselor. She is also the direct descendant of generations of Episcopal priests. A lifelong novelist, she is best known for The Maeve Chronicles, a series of award-winning novels featuring a Celtic Magdalen. My Life as a Prayer is her nonfiction debut. Her workshop “Our Lives as Prayer” is designed to share her work in a community context.
About Elizabeth, Our Facilitator
Elizabeth Cunningham is an ordained interfaith minister and pastoral counselor. She is also the direct descendant of generations of Episcopal priests. A lifelong novelist, she is best known for The Maeve Chronicles, a series of award-winning novels featuring a Celtic Magdalen. My Life as a Prayer is her nonfiction debut. Her workshop “Our Lives as Prayer” is designed to share her work in a community context.
About Kathleen, Our Host & Co-Facilitator
The founder of IgniVox Productions and The Outer Edge coaching, Kathleen has led retreats and workshops in a wide range of communities from college campuses, summer camps, and low-income housing, to prisons and seminaries including Union Theological Seminary, General Theological Seminary, Jewish Theological Seminary. As an Episcopal priest, Kathleen served as the Rector of St. Clement’s, the Episcopal church/theater in Hell's Kitchen, and as Ecumenical Chaplain at Bard College. She facilitates sacred ceremonies and Constellations Groups at Gateway House in the Hudson Valley. Poetry as a form of getting to what is so - a divination - is a long-standing practice within her vocational work.