Becca Stevens on the Intersection of Crafts and Justice

I would rather make a rosary than pray one.
But one is considered a spiritual practice and the other one arts and crafts. I want to blur those lines and all the lines we have drawn between the sacred and what we have deemed profane.
I have been crafting and creating businesses for most of my life. One of the great inheritances I received from my mom was the gift of arts and crafts.
I grew into believing I could create new things from the broken and discarded things in front of me -- candles out of broken crayons, rugs from old T-shirts, and storage containers out of broken appliances using floral Con-Tact paper.
Learn how I blur all the lines between arts and crafts and justice in my newest book, Practically Divine.
thistlefarms.org/practicallydivine

[@cynthiafore7997]

Love It! Loving your book….and just so resonate with your words of hope and challenge. Thanks!

[@cheriestolze]

One of my favorite seminary class was “Creation, Creativity, and Craft.”

[@KimbradleyMasterGardener]

So happy you got to "slow down ". It was over due. Now, you are rested and ready to continue saving lives 🙌 Full speed ahead...

[@krantzyboursiquot2647]

I love the southern song in your voice and the symphony in that first line in the comments- I rather make a rosary than pray one.