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Oh my gosh! Do we have a treat for you. Today on the podcast Dana and I are joined by Cole Arthur Riley! She is the author and creator of the wildly popular social media account Black Liturgies.
Birthed out of the lack of adequate prayers and liturgy following the murder of George Flyod and Ahmaud Arbery, Black Liturgies became a space where Black words live in dignity, lament, rage, and hope to the glory of God.
Cole is a writer, liturgist, and speaker seeking a deeply contemplative life marked by embodiment and emotion.
Her beautiful, thoughtful, and sacred prayers have touched the hearts of people around the world. Her vulnerability and honesty are truly gifts to us all.
You can find out more about Cole by visiting https://blackliturgist.com.
So open your hearts and minds as we dig in with Cole Arthur Riley.
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