KAREN DRUCKER Women’s Singing: Chanting the Season

Join singer/songwriter Karen Drucker as she weaves English speaking chants (repetitive and affirmative words we sing over and over) that anyone can sing* into an evening of community, connection and creativity. (* No singing experience necessary - car and shower singers welcomed!)
There will be inspirational readings, plenty of singing, short amounts of silence, a seasonal altar - all in the company of women.
This is an evening where you can take “self-care” time out for yourself  and simply sink softly into the sacred space of being with other women through song.
Bring your sisters** for a girls-night-out and celebrate the season with singing! Come with an open heart and a willingness to receive. (** If you bring 3 friends your ticket is free!)

Karen writes "I began singing many years ago at a New Thought Church and it was while listening to the positive life-affirming messages that everything started to make sense. I eventually became a music director and started writing songs and chants about what the minister’s message was for the week. I never would have thought that my first CD of chants would wind up all around the world and be used by so many people on a daily basis.

Now after 19 CD’s, and a book; “Let Go of the Shore,” I travel around the country performing and speaking at conferences, retreats, churches, doing concerts, workshops, and organizing my own spiritual retreats. I have been blessed to work with such inspirational authors as Joan Borysekno, Alan Cohen, Mary Manin Morrissey,  Oriah Mountain Dreamer, Debbie Ford, and have been honored to receive an Honorary Doctorate from the United Centers for Spiritual Living and a “Grace Note Award” from the Unity Church organization.

When I get letters from people telling me that my songs or chants have helped them deal with illness, loss, or just help them center for the day, it validates that I am doing my right work — I want to help people and make a difference with my music. It was Mother Theresa who said, “We cannot do great things, only small things with love.” That is my main intention with my music. If I am making a difference in some small way then I am happy."

"The experience of closing my eyes and hearing everyone singing around me brought me to such a deep peace. I walked into the room feeling stressed, and walked out with a sense of calm and renewed faith."— Debbie – Kansas City