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Kaitlin Curtice is an award-winning author, poet-storyteller, and public speaker. An enrolled citizen of the Potawatomi Nation, she writes and teaches at the intersections of spirituality and identity for audiences committed to truth-telling and healing.Her newest books are Spring’s Miracles: An Indigenous Celebration of Nature (March 2025), the latest title in her Four Seasons children’s series with Convergent/Random House, and Everything Is a Story ( adult nonfiction, October 2025), which continues her exploration of spirituality, identity, and belonging.
Curtice will be speaking at Plymouth Friday evening, and conducting a children's book reading Saturday morning at the Mid America All Indian Center Saturday morning. She will also speak during the Sunday morning service.
Noted for her “directorial command” and “technical expertise,” GRAMMY-nominated conductor Beth Willer is recognized as a bold, 21st-century artist with her finger on the pulse of the vocal ensemble art. Her commitment to expanding and deepening the repertoire for vocal ensembles through creative collaboration and culturally relevant programming can be seen in her work with professional and student ensembles alike. In addition to her appointment as Director of Choral Studies at the Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University, Willer is the founder and Artistic Director of the critically acclaimed Lorelei Ensemble.
Willer will present a lecture on Saturday afternoon and join a quartet of singers for the Saturday evening performance. Willer and singers will join the Plymouth Congregational Church Chancel Choir for the Sunday morning worship service.
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