What’s Next? guest post by Richard Bingman I remember when I was about six years old, my father told me that he was slightly blood- related to the Cherokee Indians and knew a lot about their way of life. He told me that they wanted to live on and control the hill tops. They had…
Grab your journal and pen. It’s time to start a Journalution! Our book group pick for the months of February and March is Journalution: Journal Writing to Awaken Your Inner Voice, Heal Your Life, and Manifest Your Dreams by Sandy Grason. Book Description: Studies confirm what avid journalers have always known: writing helps you move forward in…
At Unity Arts Ministry we hold the belief that all art forms can be a means of experiencing and deepening our understanding of the Divine. It is always a pleasure for me to meet individuals who demonstrate this practice through their work. A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure of guest speaking in Springfield,…
Unity Arts Ministry’s Fall reading pick is Writing Down the Bones: Freeing the Writer Within by Natalie Goldberg. Back in my art school days, this book was required reading. I had never thought of myself as a writer before, but this book unlocked something in me. I learned that I didn’t need to be a professional writer to play…
When asked to create a podcast for Unity Arts Ministry, my initial answer was clear: Nope; no way; not gonna happen; thanks, but no thanks. I’m a writer, not a speaker. However, in my twenty plus years of interviewing folks for magazines and newspapers across the globe, I have grown more fond of the conversations…
Today’s featured guest is Melissa Goslin. Melissa is a freelance writer and former newspaper columnist. Her work has appeared in magazines and publications across the country. She holds an MFA from Louisiana State University and an MPhil from the University of Cambridge. She currently lives in Louisiana with her two children, Finnegan and Chloe. What…
