Holy Horrors
with Nat Cassidy + Clay McLeod Chapman
This All Saints Sunday, Micah will be joined by two astonishing artists who have breathed life-giving creativity into Judson's space and who are now two of the top beloved authors in the world of horror. Both Nat Cassidy and Clay McLeod Chapman vibrantly explore some of humanity's deepest shadows, but they also both embody a joy-fueled approach to all things that terrify them and us, offering a balance of spine-tingling images and soul-nurturing inspiration. Whether you're a hardcore fan of scary stories or someone who runs screaming at the thought of them, we'll gather around our sacred circle and explore how honestly befriending our fears just might transform us for the collective liberation work we're all called to do.
It's also Agape Sunday, so bring something to share at the table and we'll remind ourselves that love for all is the necessary ingredient for the Radical Hope that helps us to confront the horrors that surround us and lead us toward a wholly and holy different way.
Join us in person or online here.
Clay McLeod Chapman writes books, children's books, comic books, film, and podcasts. Mr. Lonelyhearts is his most recent novel. You can find him at www.claymcleodchapman.com.
Nat Cassidy's bestselling novels include MARY, NESTLINGS, and WHEN THE WOLF COMES HOME. His most recent release is the short story collection, I KNOW A PLACE, which features an introduction by Stephen King. Nat's written award-winning plays, opera libretti for places like the Kennedy Center, and helped raise over $1 million for arts education. You've also maybe seen Nat guest-starring on shows like Law & Order, Blue Bloods, Bull, Quantico, FBI ... but that's a topic for a different bio.