Writing for Change FA26.10

Pacific School of Religion

Self-Paced Medium Level Contemplative Activism
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Writing for Change FA26.10

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This study equips aspiring and experienced writers to use their words as instruments of hope, justice, and transformation. Grounded in biblical principles and enriched by the wisdom of influential authors, activists, and changemakers, participants will explore how self-awareness, cultural understanding, storytelling, and strategic communication can inspire meaningful change. Through practical instruction, reflective exercises, and real-world examples, learners will develop the skills to write with authenticity, clarity, compassion, and purpose across a variety of genres and audiences. Whether crafting personal narratives, opinion pieces, articles, or long-form works, participants will gain confidence to create writing that informs, encourages, challenges, and inspires lasting transformation in individuals, communities, and culture.

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📋 36 Lessons
📚 0 Resources
✍️ 0 Quizzes
📖 18 Assignments

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Jonathon Murillo

Director of PSR Collective

Jonathon has served startups, universities, non-profits and faith communities as a strategist, facilitator, and creator. He is passionate about leadership formation and innovation resourced by theological imagination and leveraged for the flourishing of all. He received a Master of Divinity from Azusa Pacific Seminary and holds a B.A. in Communication from Vanguard University.

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