Posted by mburnside


Hosted by Mary Ann Christie Burnside & Sairey Leone Luterman


Date:

May 18, 2017

Start time:

6:30 p.m. (Eastern Standard Time)

End time:

8:30 p.m. (Eastern Standard Time)

Address:

Lexington Community Center

39 Marrett Road

Lexington, MA

02421

United States

 

Free

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About this Death Cafe

Death Cafe, which began in London in 2011, is a non-profit enterprise that’s dedicated to raising community awareness about death. Since 2011, over 32 countries have offered Death Cafes based on the London model: a group-directed discussion of death, usually with tea and cake and always without agenda, objectives, themes or “right” answers. It’s not a grief support group or an end-of-life planning program. The purpose of a Death Cafe is simply to provide an opportunity for people to talk with one another about death, something we’re all affected by in our lives.

During the two-hour event, facilitators Mary Ann and Sairey will set the tone for the evening and offer guidance on small group discussions (which lie at the heart of the program).  Time will be set aside for shared conversation within the large group toward the end of the program. 

Refreshments will be provided. This event is free and open to the public. However, registration is requested so we can be mindful of capacity and waiting lists. Use link to reserve your seat.  


About Mary Ann Christie Burnside & Sairey Leone Luterman

Mary Ann Christie Burnside, Ed.D., Lexington resident, author, educator, spiritual director and hospice volunteer has shared contemplative teachings and practices with people of all ages since 2007. Sairey Leone Luterman, Lexington resident, grief counselor and certified thanotologist has supported people over the last ten years as they grieve. Both women are accomplished professionals who are passionate about attending to others with awareness, compassion and care. Mary Ann and Sairey met over a shared interest in what death and dying, a natural stage of life, can teach us about living.


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