ALLEGHENY PILGRIMS
WITH SUSAN M. HINCKLEY

Susan M. Hinckley

You Are Here: Gifts of the Sacred Ordinary

What does it mean to live with presence? Presence is a simple but foundational spiritual practice through which the here and now—wherever we’re standing—becomes sacred. Fully engaging in the ordinary moments and interactions of our lives can help us find stillness and feel grounded in a frantic world.

Bio: Susan M. Hinckley is a storyteller in words and pictures. She currently reflects on her faith life and experiences as co-creator of the Last She Said It project. A longtime exhibitor with the American Craft Council, she's created art for books, magazines, and private collectors across the U.S. She's a Creative Writing graduate of the University of Utah, a poet, essayist, and co-author of At Last She Said It: Honest Conversations About Faith, Church, and Everything In Between. Susan splits her time between the Midwest and the Southwest, but wherever she is, her heart roams the desert. Preferably in a fast convertible.