The Habit

Audrey Elledge and Elizabeth Moore on Liturgy and Poetry

Oct 31, 2022

35:06

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Not Prematurely Judging Our First Drafts

01:49

Writers That Make You Want to Write

03:05

Is There a Weighted Blanket of Meaning?

02:23

Introduction

3min

What if We Could Write Prayers, Liturgies?

5min

Writing and Creative Writing

2min

Writing Liturgies Through Prayer

2min

Poetry and Prayer

3min

Poetry and Prayer Connected to Beauty

3min

Learning the Liturgy of Writing

3min

Your Liturgy for Creativity

3min

Is There a Weighted Blanket of Meaning?

2min

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Not Prematurely Judging Our First Drafts

2min

11.

You Know What's the Inner Critic?

3min

12.

The Poets Are Mary Oliver and David White

1min

13.

Writers That Make You Want to Write

3min

Audrey Elledge and Elizabeth Moore started writing liturgies and prayers for their local church in New York City as a way of helping their friends and co-congregants deal with the fear and isolation of the COVID-19 lockdowns in their city. Those liturgies grew to become their new book, Liturgies for Hope: Sixty Prayers for the Highs, the Lows, and Everything in Between. In this episode, Audrey and Elizabeth talk with Jonathan Rogers about the connections between poetry, prayer, and liturgy, and the connections between creative work, friendship, and community.

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