Psalms in Ordinary Voices is an exciting new collection of the Bible's 150 Psalms, each rewritten in contemporary language by an ordinary person.
The authors are teachers, daycare providers, inmates, physicians, plumbers, locksmiths, janitors, children, artists, hair stylists, secretaries, pastors, a homeless man, and a sheriff, among others.
A portrait of the writer in his or her everyday environment accompanies each Psalm.
Together, the words and images reveal the beloved Psalms as both timeless and timely.
Down-to-earth and deeply moving, Psalms in Ordinary Voices is filled with images, metaphors, hopes, and visions that build on and refresh the Psalms.
A decade in the making, this book was created by Rev.
Andrea Ayvazian, who conceived the project and edited the text, and photographer Ellen Augarten, whose images give insight into each writer's background.
White River Press Psalms in ordinary voices: a reinterpretation of the 150 psalms by men, women, and children, paperback/andrea ayvazian
