Send My Roots Rain: A Companion on the Grief Journey

A Morning with Kim Langley

The only way out of grief is through. But you don’t have to go through it alone.

This mindfulness approach to poems is a spiritual exercise.
The theme is using poetry in a way that helps grievers to be more resilient, and to find solace.

You will be able to purchase copies of her first book and Kim will sign them if you wish.

The book has been praised as “an articulate walk into the unknown…a first rate companion for those grieving…a strong source of comfort, and compassion.” One reviewer said “You have written a book full of poems for people who think they don’t like poetry. This will help thousands of people.”

$15
Register by May 15

Kim is a busy facilitator of training and retreats, for LifeBalance Enterprises, Inc. She’s a certified lay ecclesial minister who for 10+ years has led conversation circles, introducing seekers and prayers of all kinds to a mindfulness process that deepens spirituality through poetry. Certified at the Haden Institute as a Spiritual Director, she’s convinced that lectio divina and the right poems are the perfect match for heart opening and soul healing. Her book, published in spring 2019, is for anyone dealing with grief, including caregivers, the bereaved, chaplains, social workers, funeral directors, and health care workers who support families or facilitate grief groups  with end of life issues.