Lenten Study from Calvary, Columbia

Sunday, February 28, 2021, 10:15 AM

Ceremonies for remembrance and release

This three-part series will invite us deep into the heart of who we are as Christians and explore how liturgy and Scripture invite us to consider our own necessary ceremonies for remembrance and release. Our presenter, Kim Becker, will draw on her ministry as priest and poet, weaving Episcopal tradition with personal experience informed by her Cherokee heritage. She will also share from her latest book that takes its shape from the Cherokee ceremony for the dead.

Not a poetry-lover? No problem! This will be part presentation, part discussion with no poetry skills or affinity necessary.

February 28: At Home in the Wilderness
March 7: The Power of Ceremony
March 14: The Call to Transformation
10:15-11am via Zoom invitation
These discussions will not be recorded to afford open and honest conversation.

About the Facilitator: Kim Becker is an Episcopal priest of Cherokee descent, who has served as rector, hospice chaplain, ICU chaplain, and racial healing leader. Her parallel vocation is as a poet and she is author of four collections from national presses. For more about her literary work visit www.kimberlylbecker.com This class will draw on her most recently released book, Flight, available on Amazon, although not required reading for participation. Scholarships are available to purchase Kim’s book if needed - contact Mother Valori

https://www.amazon.com/dp/194119673X/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabc_MS5AQ04JYMMBNZVZ1FA7

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