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I often think of my maternal grandmother and how she cared for me, taught me, and loved me. Her love always felt special to me, I still remember with deep love the time I spent with her alone; our special time. I know that Audrey Songy, Grandma to me, will always be with me and that she helps me to this day. I know that most of us have someone like this in our lives; they may be a parent or grandparent, a family friend or even a teacher, someone who saw who we are and loved us for it!
This Sunday, to celebrate Dia de Los Muertos, we will have 4 guest speakers tell us about the Spiritual Lessons they learned from their Ancestors. Join us and celebrate the legacy of our ancestors and the love given to you!
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