Facilitated by Rev. Jacqueline Brett

Over the course of four sessions, we'll explore the reading and writing of poetry as a practice, source of reflection, healing, and "good medicine" and how it allows us to bear witness to the here and now. No writing experience is necessary, only a willing heart and presence. Participants are asked to select a published collection of poetry to work with over the course of the class. A list of collections to consider will be provided.

Please contact Michele Sager with questions.