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SoulCollage Workshop: ‘Drawing a Circle of Love: Lent, Belonging, Sanctuary’ on March 15

Jane Ring Frank, certified SoulCollage® facilitator, will guide a morning of creative, spiritual practice on Saturday, March 15, from 9 a.m. – noon. COURTESY PHOTO/FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

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The following was submitted by First Congregational Church, Winchester:

Live in-person from the stunning Ripley Chapel at First Congregational Church, Winchester, Jane Ring Frank, certified SoulCollage® facilitator, will guide a morning of creative, spiritual practice on Saturday, March 15, from 9 a.m. – noon.

Together, you will seek the Divine, both within and without, through this intuitive act of creativity – with time for reflection, prayer, and silence.

SoulCollage® is a collage process for accessing your intuitive wisdom. Even though this is an “art project,” it is accessible, and anyone can do it. You don’t need to be an artist to create beautiful SoulCollage® cards with rich meaning and messages for your life.

All materials and direction are included to inspire your creative journey. Using scissors, glue, images, photos, and 8” X 5” mat board, you will be led on a path of self-discovery. We are all born creative and spend our adult lives separating ourselves from that natural spark.

No art experience necessary. If you have attended in the past, please feel free to participate!

SoulCollage® offers grace-filled, quiet space to fuel your own forgotten flow of calm and creativity during a hectic time.

You must register to attend. To register for the workshop, please contact Jane Ring Frank at857-919-0983or atjane@fcc-winchester.org.

REGISTRATION IS LIMITED TO 10 PARTICIPANTS.

Although there is no charge for the workshop, a freewill offering will be taken. All materials, snacks, and drinks are included.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Ripley Chapel can be found at First Congregational Church, Winchester, 21 Church St. The entry to the building is located on the Vine Street side of the church.

Please use the accessible ramp entrance, and Ripley Chapel will be directly to your right as you enter the building.

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