Author Anne Cumings recalls growing up in a culture that scrutinized her body as a source of weakness and sin. Her church warned of "slippery slides into debauchery," and modern culture taught her that she must look a certain way to be attractive, acceptable, even lovable--something to which most women will relate. Now, equipped with a body-positive mindset, she has created an engaging and uplifting study, My Body Is Good, to guide readers through a Lenten season of celebrating their bodies.
Author Anne Cumings recalls growing up in a culture that scrutinized her body as a source of weakness and sin. Her church warned of "slippery slides into debauchery," and modern culture taught her that she must look a certain way to be attractive, acceptable, even lovable--something to which most women will relate. Now, equipped with a body-positive mindset, she has created an engaging and uplifting study, My Body Is Good, to guide readers through a Lenten season of celebrating their bodies.
Anne Cumings is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and an elder in The United Methodist Church. In her clinical practice, she integrates her previous experience as a mental health therapist to her ministry, enjoying bearing witness to God's healing power in the context of relationships. She also enjoys curling up with a good book and laughing with her husband, Charlie, and two children, Hazel and Ike. A Michigan native who made her way South by way of Chicago, she currently serves as associate pastor at Tucker First United Methodist Church in Tucker, Georgia. For more information about her clinical practice, visit http: //www.annecumingslcsw.com/.
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