March 2019 Newsletter
Our March 2019 newsletter includes upcoming events, regional workshops, and more.
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Michele (Mickie) Micklewright on Hybrid Narrative
Scholar Fridays
Michele (Mickie) Micklewright describes her hybrid narrative titled In the Dawn of Shadows: The Voice of a Minister, a Woman, from the Catholic Tradition. →
Emotional Eating is Good, Natural, and Holy
An Excerpt from The Living Diet
Telling someone to not eat emotionally makes as much sense as telling someone to breathe less. →
Beth Kissileff on Grieving After Tragedy
Scholar Fridays
In this interview, short-term Resident Scholar Beth Kissileff describes her project on grieving and finding comfort after a traumatic event. →
Devotion
By Bo NilesBo Niles' new poem "Devotion" reflects on reading poet Mary Oliver's work after her death. →
The Sourdough Sabbath
By Renée BondyIt is no coincidence that the day-long process of making sourdough requires adherence to a schedule, much like a monastic horarium. →
Featured Content
Faith & Culture
Emotional Eating is Good, Natural, and Holy
Telling someone to not eat emotionally makes as much sense as telling someone to breathe less.Resources for Congregations
Called to Life
A free 6-week program for small groups to explore God’s call in their lives.Called to Work
A free 6-week program for small groups to explore profession and vocation.Lives Explored videos
A video series with real-life stories of calling.Books
Publications from the Seminars.Resources for Faith & Writing
Edit Yourself
A good day of deleting feels like a successful day of purging your closet, cleaning your kitchen, or weeding your garden.
Please Don’t Hate Me
When editor Charnell Peters sent out her first rejections to writers, she added a desperate whisper: “Please don’t hate me!”
Finding the Needles
What is it like reading through submissions at a literary journal? Finding the proverbial needle in the haystack calls for ruthless efficiency.
An Editor’s Envy
In our new series on editing, acquisitions editor Valerie Weaver-Zercher describes the "holy jealousy" that sometimes occurs when working with writers.Subscribe
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