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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
DATE: August 7, 2007

CONTACT: Cindy Politte
(615) 340-8804
cpolitte@scarrittbennett.org

Spiritual Writer’s Conference at Scarritt-Bennett Center
September 7-9, 2007


Nashville, TN: The 2nd Annual Path & Pen Writers’ Conference brings writers and would-be-writers together to explore writing as a spiritual practice. Held at Scarritt Bennett Center, the conference is a hands-on encounter with various forms of spiritually oriented writing, including memoir, poetry, liturgy, inspirational writing, and creative nonfiction. Last year’s conference drew over 60 participants from all over the United States and Canada.
A partial list of this year’s workshops includes: Symbol and Spirit; Praying in Color; Tools for Sacred Writing; Writing Spiritual Memoir; Writing Psalms from the Four Worlds: Body, Heart, Mind, and Soul. Facilitators are: Sheri Swanson, Starshield Lortie, Rami Shapiro, Sybil MacBeth, Shellie Warren, Constance Bovier, Jason Shelton, and Robbie Clifton Pinter.
Cost: $160 for the weekend. Rooms and meals are available onsite and early-bird discounts are still available. For registration, facilitator bios, and additional information visit www.scarrittbennett.org or contact Kim Johnson at 615.340.7450 or kjohnson@scarrittbennett.org
The Nashville Path & Pen Writers Conference is co-sponsored by the Scarritt–Bennett Center and the One River Foundation.

Scarritt-Bennett Center is a conference, retreat, and education center committed to empowerment through cross-cultural understanding, education, creativity and spiritual renewal. The Center is located in the heart of Nashville, TN, on ten tree-filled acres. The ten buildings, constructed of crab orchard stone in collegiate gothic architectural style, give the grounds a peaceful, nurturing atmosphere. The compact setting means that it’s a short walk to well-equipped meeting rooms, delicious meals, and restful sleeping rooms.

The One River Foundation promotes peace, justice, and personal awakening through inter-spiritual study, dialogue, and contemplative practice.
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