REFLECTIVE | SPACIOUS | CREATIVE
Writing & Contemplative Experiences
Our creative lives and spiritual lives dance together.
Some may say they are one and the same. As such, it’s vital to human flourishing that we make space to deepen our creative practice as we remain alive and engaged in the world. These writing & contemplative experiences are designed to help you slow down, to reflect with intention, and to embrace the richness of mystery and creativity available to you in any given season.
well-rooted writer: creativity & living with the seasons
Virtual - Zoom
Thursday, April 30th
7:30 PM - 8:30 PM EST
Register Here for Free
About the Workshop
For everything, there is a season.This is especially true for our lives as writers.
There are times of fresh starts and new beginnings, times of abundance and harvest, times of transition and letting go, and times of rest and retreating.
In this one-hour, virtual workshop, we’ll explore what seasonal living means for the creative life. You will experience:
> A framework for living and creating that is rooted in nature’s cycles
> Thoughtful reflections to deepen your own self-reflection practice
> Connection with likeminded writers
> A gentle pause to attend to you inner world
Drawing on themes from the book, A More Beautiful Way to Live, join us for an engaging session on what it means to be a well-rooted writer, especially in a fast-paced, chaotic world.
This virtual session is free, hosted on Zoom, and will not be recorded.
About Your Facilitator
Bethaney Wilkinson is a writer, facilitator, and spiritual director rooted in rural middle Georgia, where she lives with her husband Alex and their two dogs, Isla and Bear. She has an MA in theology from Fuller Theological Seminary and a BA in educational studies from Emory University. She is the author of The Diversity Gap: Where Good Intentions Meet True Cultural Change and A More Beautiful Way to Live: Nine Practices to Unlearn Habits of Anxiety, Fear, and Urgency.
DATE: April 30th
TIME: 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
COST: Free
LOCATION: Zoom - Virtual
When we slow down enough,
we remember who we are.
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