The Oakland University Center for Public Humanities is offering its inaugural Faith in Detroit Summer Writing Workshop to provide support, instruction, inspiration and community for aspiring and established writers.
Hosted June 11-14 on the Christ Church campus in Bloomfield Hills, the four-day workshop will feature generative sessions, panel discussions, a craft talk and a keynote address by award-winning author Emily Bernard.
During the workshop, Bernard and other professional writers will share advice and strategies for crafting, polishing and publishing personal stories of faith.
All workshop sessions are free and open to the public. Participants are welcome to join for a single session, a single day or the full workshop.
Faith in Detroit is a collaborative storytelling ecosystem led by Rev. William Danaher, who is the executive director of this initiative and the rector of Christ Church Cranbrook.
For more information, or to register for the workshop, visit oakland.edu/cas/humanities/faith-in-detroit and click on the Faith in Detroit Summer Writing Workshop section.