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Writing As a Spiritual Discipline Spring 2017 Series

Journaling to Practice Honesty (Writing As a Spiritual Discipline Series)

May 14, 2017 by Inez Tan No Comments

I turn to my diary to practice being honest. I write to God about whatever’s on my mind—how I felt about an encounter with someone the previous day, what I thought about the news that week.

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Filed Under: Christian Thought and Practice Tagged With: devotional, Ignatius of Loyola, life in the academy, Writing As a Spiritual Discipline, Writing As a Spiritual Discipline Spring 2017 Series

What Writing Does for Me (Writing As a Spiritual Discipline Series)

May 7, 2017 by Tamarie Macon No Comments

Having to write one word—one letter—at a time forces me to focus. On one idea. In the moment. Writing slows my thoughts to one idea at a time. It’s like photography.

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Why I Write (Writing As a Spiritual Discipline Series)

April 30, 2017 by Anna Gissing No Comments

I’m not one of those writers who has always known I wanted to write. I don’t have childhood journals, and I didn’t write my first novel as a teen. (In fact, I still haven’t written one).

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Writing Exercises My Respect Muscles (Writing As a Spiritual Discipline Series)

February 26, 2017 by Christine Jeske No Comments

In South Africa where I lived for many years, the basic “hello” greeting, sawubona, translates literally, “I see you.”

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Filed Under: Academic Ethics, Academic Vocations, Christ and the Academy, Christian Thought and Practice, Devotional, Life in the Academy, Public Intellectuals, Vocation Tagged With: anthropology, devotional, writing about data, Writing As a Spiritual Discipline, Writing As a Spiritual Discipline Spring 2017 Series

Writing Captures the Moment (Writing As a Spiritual Discipline Series)

February 19, 2017 by Angelo Blancaflor 1 Comment

Since finishing undergrad, I’ve moved back across the country—from school in Illinois to home in Orange County, CA. Writing has been a big part of the past 8 months as I’ve been re-adjusting to the area, away from the majority of my social circles.

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