Write Now!
This blog started as a 'Lenten Writing Project', where we wrote each day in Lent. Now that Summer is here, let's keep up the discipline of writing with a weekly writing challenge! A prompt will be posted each week and anyone is welcome to join in and post their writing here or participate just by reading it.
Every writer has their own special light to add to this blog and all of your writing offerings are appreciated, whether poetry, prose, essay, thoughts, lists or comments and encouragement.
Every writer has their own special light to add to this blog and all of your writing offerings are appreciated, whether poetry, prose, essay, thoughts, lists or comments and encouragement.
Saturday, March 31, 2012
Lenten Writing Prompt #39
What traditions do you have or can you start, to celebrate your OWN baptism on your baptismal anniversary?
Friday, March 30, 2012
Lenten Writing Prompt #38
On Wednesday night services during Lent, we have been reading Dan Erlander's "The Tales of The Pointless People" - a book about how we don't need to accumulate points (for wealth, knowledge, etc.) and we have gotten away from God's original vision of an Eden where people had fun and frolicked in God's name. How do you frolic and have fun in an Eden-ish way? What would you like to do?
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Lenten Writing Prompt #37
Has God ever spoken to you or moved you through an unexpected person or source? Write about this experience.
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Lenten Writing Prompt #36
What is a meaningful set-prayer or poem that you pray (Now I lay me down to sleep, etc.)? What is the story around why you pray that prayer? How do you make it meaningful?
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Lenten Writing Prompt #35
Pick one of the 10 commandments and write about it - how does it resonate with your life, have you ever broken it, is it hard or easy to keep, does it seem fair, do you have experience working with people that do or do not keep it?
Monday, March 26, 2012
Lenten Writing Prompt #34
Write about something that is broken and write about the beauty in that brokenness.
Sunday, March 25, 2012
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