Join us live on October 17th as we interview Elizabeth Cunningham

Please join us on 10/17/11 at 7 pm EST for an interview with Elizabeth Cunningham, novelist, poet, interfaith minister, and counselor. Cunningham is the direct descendant of nine generations of Episcopal priests and grew up hearing rich liturgical and biblical language, which, among other literary and personal influences, strongly informs her writing. She is the author of the series The Maeve Chronicles, as well as many individual books, such as TheWild Mother; The Return of the Goddess, a Divine Comedy; How to Spin Gold, a Woman’sTale; Small Bird; and Wild Mercy. The novel Red Robed Priestess, the fourth of The Maeve Chronicles will be released in mid-November. Cunningham has stated that both The Maeve Chronicles and her interfaith ministry express her profound desire to reconcile her Christian roots with her call to explore the divine feminine. For more information about Elizabeth Cunningham, please visit here. 

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