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Special to the News Nov. 28, 2023 

In collaboration with Sparkle Stories and How to Story, First Congregational Church presents live storytelling with master storyteller, David Sewell McCann.  The goal with this magical storytelling event is to build original holiday stories of light, stillness and community that we can all use to care for each other this advent season.

The stories will be collaborative.

They will be spontaneous.

They will sometimes involve music, sometimes ritual and sometimes movement.

Participation is always optional.

All ages welcome.

Join us live or online for one or all the evenings!

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/live-online-storytelling-with-david-sewell-mccann-all-three-events-tickets-750829179287?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl

Wednesday November 29th at 5 PM EST

Wednesday December 6th at 5 PM EST

Wednesday December 13th at 5 PM EST

David Sewell McCann has written and told over 1400 original stories for Sparkle Stories and now trains faculties, leaders and change-makers how to be effective and authentic storytellers at How to Story.

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