The emotional turmoil is hard for one to fathom. Many people lost loved ones and all of their property and now need to rebuild. A book like Prayer Is Good, A Path from Grief to Peace, could help them process their pain and support them to find peace. That is what the author intended.
As a Prayer Positive artist and Slow Life activist, Brette is an exciting new voice in the healing community. She is bringing the inspiring and powerful message of experiencing healing through “art as prayer” to a world in desperate need of connection to God, to compassion, to emotional healing and to community.
Brette shares, “As a daily practitioner of spontaneous art therapy, devotional prayer and intentional journaling, I developed a transformational program for healing extreme emotional pain. It flowed through me and continues to do so today. I pray that others will find comfort and support in this work. “
About Brette Petway: As a Prayer Positive artist and activist, Brette is an exciting new voice in the healing community. She is bringing the inspiring and powerful message of experiencing healing through “art as prayer” to a world in desperate need of connection to God, to compassion, and to community. As a daily practitioner of art therapy, devotional prayer and intentional journaling, she has developed a transformational program for healing addictions, grief, self-judgment and emotional pain. Her first book, “Prayer is Good: A Path From Grief to Peace”, was published in May 2018.
About Prayer Is Good, A Path from Grief to Peace : Brette’s book shares her personal story of the ways she dealt with the death of her younger sister years ago. She found support through prayers, reading the Bible, journaling and art. Her hope is to uplift the reader through creative expression, and to slow down and pray. Winner of the 2018 Living Now Awards’s Silver Medal in the Better Living category, Prayer Is Good, A Path from Grief to Peace is an interactive journaling book to help others break through the bonds of grief when they experience a traumatic loss.
The book is available at https://brettepetway.com/book/ or on amazon.com
