Faith and Art: Let's make Ukrainian Eggs!

Program Details

As we continue our 2025-2026 theme of "Seeing Holy Presence," our Lenten series focuses on spiritual practices that help us nurture our relationship with God.

How do we deepen our journey of faith? There are all sorts of spiritual practices, including art.

Whether it is to make unique Easter eggs or learn a craft which is soulful and community-building, the ancient art form of painting Ukrainian Easter Egg ties together faith, spirituality, and unexpected beauty.

As part of our Lenten Series, you will learn how to decorate eggs using a stylus, beeswax, and dyes in this Ukrainian Eggs Day Apart Retreat.

Beginners are welcome and no prior artistic talent is needed. This workshop is intended for adults. Please wear comfortable clothing and bring an apron if you wish.

Cost: $106 includes materials, pastry, lunch, and program (9:30 am to 3:30 pm) Maximum of 15 people. This event sold out last year and he year before so register today!

** Please note that the photographed eggs publicizing this event were all created by Eliza.

About the Leaders

Eliza Goodell

Eliza Goodell, Ph.D. is a clinical psychologist who has also studied art. In 2018 she completed her SoulCollage® facilitator training. Since that time she has shared SoulCollage® in the Boston area at retreat centers and churches, adult education programs, and for HOPE yoga, a program for individuals with cancer. Eliza’s background also includes training in Internal Family Systems, a non-pathologizing approach to therapy which complements SoulCollage®. She currently works as a therapist and co-leads a grief support group at a Unitarian church in Haverhill, MA.

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