Amy F. Davis Abdallah is a professor, writer, speaker, and creator of rituals. Her latest book is Meaning in the Moment: How Rituals Help Us Move Through Joy, Pain, and Everything in Between. Starting with the foundation that rituals are a core, and underexplored, part of Christian practice, she draws from theology, psychology, and personal experiences in creating rituals for herself and others. In this episode, Amy and Jonathan Rogers talk about the difference between communicating meaning and communicating information. They talk about the ways we ritualize without knowing it. And Jonathan asks Amy whether she has rituals around her own writing life.

<p><a href="https://www.amydavisa.com/">Amy F. Davis Abdallah </a>is a professor, writer, speaker, and creator of rituals. Her latest book is <em><a href="https://bookshop.org/p/books/meaning-in-the-moment-how-rituals-help-us-move-through-joy-pain-and-everything-in-between-amy-f-davis-abdallah/19692230?ean=9781587435812">Meaning in the Moment: How Rituals Help Us Move Through Joy, Pain, and Everything in Between</a>.</em> Starting with the foundation that rituals are a core, and underexplored, part of Christian practice, she draws from theology, psychology, and personal experiences in creating rituals for herself and others. In this episode, Amy and Jonathan Rogers talk about the difference between communicating meaning and communicating information. They talk about the ways we ritualize without knowing it. And Jonathan asks Amy whether she has rituals around her own writing life.</p>

Conversations with writers about writing, hosted by Jonathan Rogers.

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