Creativity as a Spiritual Practice
10/16/2025 07:00 PM - 08:30 PM PT
Description
This month join us as CSL member and landscape oil painter Mary Lou Dickerson, talks about her journey as an artist despite a significant block.
Mary Lou's vivid oil paintings have have been featured in several shows in the Seattle area. She focuses on views from nature, often ones that tell stories for the viewer.
She was born significantly premature and, as a result, has no vision in one eye and impaired vision in the other. Despite this she has pursued art and become a talented landscape oil painter.
Mary Lou's vivid oil paintings have have been featured in several shows in the Seattle area. She focuses on views from nature, often ones that tell stories for the viewer.
She was born significantly premature and, as a result, has no vision in one eye and impaired vision in the other. Despite this she has pursued art and become a talented landscape oil painter.
Come join us to celebrate Creativity as a Spiritual Practice every third Thursday at 7pm on Zoom. Explore creative processes based in spiritual principles, get inspired to receive what Creative Spirit is wanting you to know, consider how it takes form through you, and share your art and your process with your peers. All are welcome! Whether you consider yourself an artist or not, being in touch with your creativity enhances the art of living on every level.
Zoom access info will be provided upon registration.
3rd Thursday of each month, 7-8:30pm
Facilitator: Rev. Andrea Weatherhead
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Mary Lou studied at Gage Academy of Art and has trained for several years with internationally known artist Suzanne Brooker. She has also been an author, state representative, director of programs for children and youth, and a community and democracy advocate. The role that has brought her the most joy is that of an artist.
Rev. Andrea Weatherhead loves the creative process, its unknowns, its messiness, and the way it divinely takes unique form in, and through, each person. She has directed creative teams for exhibit design and development, editorial, graphic design, multimedia, audio and video production, sound design, and music composition, for over 20 years. She is a former recording engineer producer, sings and plays guitar in bands and loves to write. She is excited to join others interested in exploring and celebrating creativity as a spiritual practice in these monthly gatherings where she hopes attendees will join in community to be inspired by Creative Source and one another.| Neon CRM by Neon One |