The Painting Porch
Friday, November 8 - 13, 2019
Always open...early birds, night owls...all are welcome!
Creative Expression Facilitator: Stacy Wills
Always open...early birds, night owls...all are welcome!
Creative Expression Facilitator: Stacy Wills
A variety of art supplies will be available 24/7 on the Painting Porch. You are invited and welcome to try your hand at creative expression whenever you have a bit of free time.
You will find stations stocked with supplies and simple instructions. Help yourself to what you find, It's there for you.
Creative Expression Facilitator, Stacy Wills will be available should you have questions or prefer a little more direction.
Feel free to ask for help.
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Stacy Wills
Stacy Wills
Stacy is currently the Creative Expression Facilitator at The McCoy House for Sober Living.
A native of Savannah, Georgia, Stacy Wills has lived in Mississippi since 1985. She is a contemplative artist who enjoys working with a variety of traditional mediums such as acrylics, water colors and photography, sometimes combining them with digital technology in a process she developed called "sacred altering."
Stacy leads workshops for individual groups designed to help others tap into their own innate creativity. She is also a trained spiritual director through The Center for Ministry's Journey Partners program.
Stacy has studied extensively with Christine Valters Painters, founder of Abbey of the Arts, a virtual global monastery offering classes, live retreats and a number of resources which integrate contemplative practices with creative expression. Stacy is a member of the Abby's Wisdom Council, and co-facilitates Way of the Monk, Path of the Artist, a 12 week online course.
In 2013, Stacy joined The Holy Disorder of Dancing Monks, a group of men and women from around the world who seek to live out a compassionate, contemplative and creative life, and in 2014 was initiated into The Sisters of the Belle Couer, a sisterhood of sacred life artisans, founded by Sybil Dana Reynolds, author of Ink and Honey.
Stacy has studied intentional creativity with visionary artist and teacher, Shiloh Sophia McCloud-Lewis.
Stacy and her husband, Dan, are members of Grace Episcopal Church in Canton, Mississippi. They have three children and four grandchildren.
Stacy is currently the Creative Expression Facilitator at The McCoy House for Sober Living.
A native of Savannah, Georgia, Stacy Wills has lived in Mississippi since 1985. She is a contemplative artist who enjoys working with a variety of traditional mediums such as acrylics, water colors and photography, sometimes combining them with digital technology in a process she developed called "sacred altering."
Stacy leads workshops for individual groups designed to help others tap into their own innate creativity. She is also a trained spiritual director through The Center for Ministry's Journey Partners program.
Stacy has studied extensively with Christine Valters Painters, founder of Abbey of the Arts, a virtual global monastery offering classes, live retreats and a number of resources which integrate contemplative practices with creative expression. Stacy is a member of the Abby's Wisdom Council, and co-facilitates Way of the Monk, Path of the Artist, a 12 week online course.
In 2013, Stacy joined The Holy Disorder of Dancing Monks, a group of men and women from around the world who seek to live out a compassionate, contemplative and creative life, and in 2014 was initiated into The Sisters of the Belle Couer, a sisterhood of sacred life artisans, founded by Sybil Dana Reynolds, author of Ink and Honey.
Stacy has studied intentional creativity with visionary artist and teacher, Shiloh Sophia McCloud-Lewis.
Stacy and her husband, Dan, are members of Grace Episcopal Church in Canton, Mississippi. They have three children and four grandchildren.