HOPI WOMEN SHARE THEIR STORIES

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Eva's writes about their time of sharing: 

This woman, shared about being 100% Hopi and going away to school and returning. She was very proud of her life and considered her life a success. 

Others shared much more pain. In fact we recognized that we were on holy ground as they shared losses, divorces, alcohol and addiction problems with children.

Yet somehow when we finished, there was a sense of redemption and an ability to put their 'story' in God's hands.

HOPI WOMEN SHARE THEIR STORYROPES™

2nd of 2 posts 

Eva's writes about their time of sharing: 

This woman, shared about being 100% Hopi and going away to school and returning. She was very proud of her life and considered her life a success. 

Others shared much more pain. In fact we recognized that we were on holy ground as they shared losses, divorces, alcohol and addiction problems with children.

Yet somehow when we finished, there was a sense of redemption and an ability to put their 'story' in God's hands.

STORYROPES™ ON THE HOPI RESERVATION

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My friend, Eva, told me about an outreach on a Hopi reservation near Flagstaff, Arizona in 2012.  It was there where she and her team shared the storyrope™ process at the community center with mostly older women.  

On her team was a West African woman - cutting materials as another worked on her rope.

Tomorrow continuing with more story & pictures:  
HOPI WOMEN SHARE THEIR STORIES

STORYROPES™ ON THE HOPI RESERVATION

1st of 2 posts
My friend, Eva, told me about an outreach on a Hopi reservation near Flagstaff, Arizona in 2012, when she and her team shared the storyrope™ process at the community center with mostly older women. 

On her team was a West African woman (in photo) cutting materials as another worked on her rope. 

Read the rest of the story with photos in next post.