By Cindy S. Lee
This book presents contemplative witnessing as a communal spiritual practice that centers the experiences of people of color in spiritual companioning and care.
By Cindy S. Lee
For all my life I’ve read books on Christian spiritual formation written by white authors and internalized their experiences of God as the norm and even as the authority. But more and more I feel a discontinuity in my soul. This book is my soul’s exploration into non-western ways of being and what they teach us about our spirituality.
By Cindy S. Lee
My name is Cindy S. Lee. I am a spiritual companion, aspiring healer, and wanderer. I love maps, coffee, and street art. I completed a Ph.D in Practical Theology in the area of Spirituality from Claremont School of Theology. I write and teach as an adjunct professor in the areas of spiritual direction and spirituality particularly a BIPOC-centered spirituality. I also train new spiritual companions and care practitioners at Liberated Together.
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