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guillaumeb

(42,641 posts)
Mon Mar 25, 2019, 08:31 PM Mar 2019

Quaker songwriter Carrie Newcomer's most intimate album yet (X-posted from religion)


From the article:

Carrie Newcomer doesn’t know it, but she has been part of just about every bad day I’ve had in the last decade. Not, mind you, that she caused those bad days! Far from it. Rather, she provided the wise, powerful, deeply spiritual songs that helped get me over the hump, time and time again.
The Indiana Quaker folk singer is a cult favorite of thousands of fans and has shared her life and faith in many interviews, including this favorite conversation on Krista Tippett’s program “On Being.” ....

Newcomer: Yes. These are threads that run through my songs because they run through my life. Some people say there’s the sacred and there’s the secular, the spiritual and the nonspiritual. But I just don’t see a dividing line there. There are all kinds of overlaps. When you choose to approach the world and your life that way, there are moments of awe and wonder and the sense of something really extraordinary and powerful about our daily lives.


To read more:
https://religionnews.com/2019/03/22/quaker-songwriter-carrie-newcomers-most-intimate-album-yet/

Many of us do not separate the spiritual from the secular.

From Ms. Newcomer:



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