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2010 Schedule
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| January |
As of January 20, Vinita's blog is no longer Vinnie's Pages but Wisdom Tree. Look for regular posts on the creative life, writing process, the lives of women, and spiritual wisdom.
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| October |
Friday, Oct 1
"Days of Deepening Friendship"
talk for Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS)
Northbrook, IL
Fri-Sat, Oct 15-16
Workshop: Writing True
The Ministry of Writing : Annual Colloquium
Earlham School of Religion
Richmond, IN
http://esr.earlham.edu
Fri-Sat, Oct 22-23
Talk: "Reading and the Interior Life"
Evangelical Church Library Conference
Wheaton, IL
www.ECLAlibraries.org
Fri, Oct 29
Discussion with Naperville Writers' Group
Barnes & Noble
Naperville, IL
www.napervillewritersgroup.org |
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November 13, 2010
“Alive in Words” Christian Writers Workshop
THE SOUL TELLS A STORY led by Vinita Hampton Wright
Saturday, November 13, 2010
The Church of the Good Shepherd (United Methodist)
2351 Hunter Mill Rd.
Vienna, VA 22181
Enjoy a day of discovery, inspiration and praise for God’s gift of words. Vinita Hampton Wright will be the featured presenter at this Saturday daylong writers workshop in the Washington, D.C., metro area. Ms. Wright also will offer one-on-one 15-minute appointments for those who register the earliest. This is the fourth Christian writers workshop sponsored by the church, and it is open to all. Early registration deadline is Nov. 3.
For registration information, visit the church website at: www.GoodShepherdVA.com.
Church phone: 703-281-3987. Church fax: 703-281-4545. E-mail: cogs@GoodShepherdVA.com
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Testimonials
Vinita Hampton Wright transforms participants into a community of creative pilgrims. With insight into the heart, soul, and imagination, she invites writers to tap the well of deeper faith and more honest writing.—Dudley Delffs, fiction editor
I’m hugely grateful for Vinita Hampton Wright’s workshops, for the ways she explores faith, creativity, and the deep places of the soul. Places I never knew were shut off in me suddenly opened up. And the workshops provide safe space—emotionally, spiritually, for great writing and soul work and new ideas to happen. Lil Copan, editor
It is hard to talk to Vinita Hampton Wright and not come away expectant and enthusiastic about a new generation of Christian art. Above all, Wright’s work calls Christian artists to take risks.—Lauren Winner, Christianity Today |
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