Lamentation in These Times: a Workshop

BySheryl Johnson

Tuesday, April 28, 7-8 pm

These uncertain times and interruptions in our lives have surfaced strong feelings and frustration. We need to learn how to pray them.  Lamentations show us the way to pray our feelings and frustrations and anger.
We will discuss the purpose and form of laments and take sometime to write our own lament. You will need a journal and writing and/or drawing materials.
Facilitator: Sue Sinnamon, Director, Center for Congregational Spirituality

Offered online, via Zoom — register here:

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