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A Summer of Inspiration: Nature and Creativity

Ralph Basui Watkins, Columbia Theological Seminary

As a writer and a teacher I am always looking for ways to inspire my creativity. This summer I have committed to a practice of getting out in nature. I will be visiting national parks, state parks and doing some cabin stays. The goal is to incorporate the sounds ...

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