Giving Voice to Our Dreams

Pendle Hill Artist-in-Residence Reverand Rhetta Morgan invites you to celebrate the end of her residence at Pendle Hill, in this Black-led, BIPOC-centered workshop open to all. Explore individual and collective sound as medicine, through humming, chanting, and sound-bathing, as we experiment with the creative possibilities of vocal expression. Join on campus or online as you’re led.

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Leader

Rev. Rhetta Morgan is a singing healer, spiritual activist, and interfaith minister who has been gathering tools for healing and inspiration for over 40 years. Through her gifts of prayer, poetry, facilitation, and sermonizing, she cultivates hope and nurtures connection in her community as a pathway back to belonging and wholeness. As a facilitator and coach, Rhetta is known for her ability to support others to be bold, heal their self-limiting beliefs, and integrate their internal healing with their social movement work. This support is essential to cultivate the powerful spiritual activism that is needed in these times.

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