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The Dark Hours of Advent
The Dark Hours of Advent
A song cycle based on Rainer Maria Rilke’s Book of Hours
Composed by Christopher Greco, piano and vocals
Composed by Christopher Greco, piano and vocals
With guest musicians Cliff Chuang, Pierson Wetzel, and Andy Young
English translations of poems by Anita Barrows and Joanna Macy
English translation of Rilke’s letters by Stephen Mitchell
English translation of Rilke’s letters by Stephen Mitchell
This program will include excerpts of advent hymns and readings.
Sunday, December 10, 6:30 p.m.
Reservoir Church, The Chapel
15 Notre Dame Avenue
Cambridge, MA 02140
“Pay what you can” donation at the door
Codman Square Can We Talk?
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Abiding in Beloved Community: The Cory Johnson Program through the Lens of Literary Imagination; a Talk by Rev. Liz Walker
Join us as we look at our Cory Johnson Program for Post-Traumatic Healing (CJP) trauma work through the lens of literary imagination. Activists, intellectuals and artists throughout contemporary history have eluded to the beloved community as a place and mindset of grace filled justice and reconciliation. Through the words of Dr. Martin Luther King and literary artists including the incomparable Tony Morrison, Reverend Liz Walker presents a meditation on CJP as the model of that beloved community, a groundbreaking antidote for these troubled times.
Thursday, 1/16 at 6:00 pm; Roxbury Presbyterian Church Social Impact Center; 328 Warren Street; Roxbury, MA
Connecting the Dots of Our Stories
The Cory Johnson Program for Post-Traumatic Healing
Thursday, 10/17: Connecting the Dots in Your Story
Often we struggle with questions like “Why is my life so hard? “Will I always feel this overwhelmed?” and “Why do I feel so alone?” This evening will be led by the community companions of the Cory Johnson Program who have asked themselves these and other questions. Along with Wyatt Jackson, one of our artists-in-residence, we will provide a safe and engaging community space to consider the questions at the center of our own stories. Such questions can often connect and point the way to a deeper understanding about our lives.