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First Sundays 11am - 1pm
220 W Geer St in Durham NC
(April 7, May 5, July 7, Aug. 4th & Nov. 3rd 2024)
Open to the Public
Sunday Service is a monthly curated service that facilitates healing through artistry, song, meditation, and movement. This service, happening every First Sunday as an alternative to traditional religious church services for those who value spirituality and art over organized religion.
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May 5 Living & Loving After Loss: Journaling & Mixed Media Collage
Dr. Zelda Lockhart and Artist Marla Dobbs Hawkins
Interactive Congregational Conversation on grief and love as emotions before we had words. Interactive Journaling and Collage Making. Sharing of Discovered Strategies for living and loving after loss. Meditation and Affirmations collected from sharings and reshared for closure.
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July 7 The Relationship Museum: Story Sharing & Diorama
Dr. Zelda Lockhart and Artist William Paul Thomas
Interactive Congregational Conversation on our wounds, wants and how cherished objects can help us memorialize divine relationships and find gifts in difficult relationships. Interactive story sharing and artmaking of dioramas. Sharing from the group. Meditation and Affirmations collected from sharings and reshared for closure.
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August 4 Our Story Told Through Sound
Dr. Zelda Lockhart and Music Therapist Reggina Thompson
Interactive Congregational Conversation on song/sound as mode for telling the difficult to tell stories, and as a mode to create harmony out of dissonance. Interactive song/sound prompts to connect us. Sharing/Meditation of the group in raised song/sound vibration that connects us to the vibration of others in the world.
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November 3 The Sharing Stage & Studio – Story, Art, Song & Movement Sharing excerpted from our year of engagement.
Dr. Zelda Lockhart
Sat, May 18, 20241:00 PM
Greensboro History Museum Auditorium
130 Summit AveGreensboro, NC 27401
How we keep our family stories and honor our ancestors is paramount in the works of these three writers—a biographer, a novelist, and a poet—who tell the stories of their families across generations in the South. TYREE DAYE’s poems in a little bump in the earth, are set in Youngsville, North Carolina, where Daye’s family has lived for the last 200 years and where the land, family artifacts, and memories combine to explore the love of people and places of his history. ZELDA LOCKHART’s Trinity is the story of a daughter-spirit sent by her ancestors to unearth the atrocities endured by her family line and to bring love back into a lineage broken by violence. In his carefully researched biography, DAVID NICHOLSON tells the story of his great-grandparents, The Garrets of Columbia: A Black South Carolina Family from Slavery to the Dawn of Integration, a family history that also brings American history to life
For more information about this event and the entire Greensboro Bound Weekend
Hurston/Wright 2024 Virtual
Nonfiction: Writing Your Multigenerational Healing Memoir
July 8-12, 2024
Throughout history, our ancestors and elders often shielded us from pain by highlighting the positive aspects of our heritage while omitting the darker realities, such as the intergenerational traumas stemming from colonization. However, acknowledging these painful truths is essential for our collective healing journey. In this memoir workshop, we will utilize our lingering questions as writing prompts, alongside additional prompts and research guidance provided by Dr. Lockhart, to serve as the foundation for crafting a multigenerational memoir.
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Outcomes:
Deadline to apply May 3rd
For More Information and to Apply:
https://www.hurstonwright.org/workshops/writers-week-workshops/
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