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Livestream Event with Abbey Musicians Simon & Richard

We are so delighted that Richard Bruxvoort Colligan and Simon de Voil, two sacred musicians we work with extensively at Abbey of the Arts, are collaborating together and offering a livestream event next Wednesday (January 22nd). You can sign up below. They are both such soulful musicians as well as gorgeous presences bringing beauty into the world.

We have a new album being released very soon to accompany Christine’s book *Earth, Our Original Monastery* (available to pre-order) and both Richard and Simon have songs featured on it!

They each are a part of the Patreon platform, so you can support their music that way and have access to all kinds of lovely extras in music and ministry. It is really a wonderful way to support the arts and independent musicians and to say to the world, this deeply matters!

Click here to sign up for the live event>>

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