Tips
for Writing Your story
Always remember the things you’ve seen God do for you, and
be sure to tell your children and grandchildren! Deuteronomy 4:9
Has
your faith changed since childhood?
What
events brought crisis, conflict, courage, compassion.
Do you see, love or
life inside the mystery of faith differently?
Are you now more aware of.....
Are you now more aware of.....
Where
now do you find sources for hope and courage ?
Do
you find evidence of grace, beauty, mystery among the ordinary?
Most
people, truth be told, research shows, have had some experience of unexpected
grace, or a mystical experience, however brief. Was this for you at a
particular time?
Has
your own personal ups and downs made you more resilient?
Where
and how do you find "grace" today?
Has
person pain given you more empathy?
Where
now are you risking yourself, your heart?
Remember
the key to good writing is to write much and edit, edit, edit.
Setting
out to write your own spiritual memoir is, itself, a spiritual adventure into
your own labyrinth. –Paschal Baute
Dan
Brown, millions of readers, says he throws away ten pages for ever one he
keeps.
Recommended
reading: Elizabeth Andrews:
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