Writing: Creative Communication

Kyle Stoltzfus June 14, 2019

What is creativity? A power given to only the enlightened few? No! Instead, creativity is an acquired skill that takes practice. In this interactive session, we will explore creativity as problem-solving with three components: novelty, relevance, and motivation.

Download audio

Sign in to rate this resource.

Categories:

Resource Type:

Subject:

Pass it on:

More from this series: Christian Light Writers and Artists Conference 2019

Music: Composing for Congregational Singability

Myron Sauder June 14, 2019

Congregational singability requires a melody that delights and harmony that convinces. Concepts and skills for writing successful four-part harmony include chords, cadences, voice leading, and…

Music: Rediscovering Hymns From the Past

Myron Sauder June 14, 2019

Hymns come in families—hymns of a generation resemble each other. And many times they “grow up,” changing in one way or another before they come to us. Let’s meet some great hymns and their…

Stories: Using Point of View Effectively

Becky McGurrin June 14, 2019

Have you been writing for years but still feel like your storytelling isn’t as engaging or compelling as it could be? Do you wish you were one of those authors whose readers are so drawn in that…

Fifty Years of Ministry

Norwood Shank, Merna Shank, Wes Sensenig June 14, 2019

What was Sanford Shank’s vision when he founded Christian Light Publications in 1969? How has the ministry of Christian Light reached around the world in recent years? Hear and see how God has…

Art: Techniques for Aging Your Characters

Nadia Gura June 14, 2019

Do you have trouble finding age-appropriate models? Are you looking for techniques to age a model or make him or her appear younger? Learn the visual clues that help illustrate the aging process. We…

Art: Painting With Watercolor, Part 2

David Miller June 14, 2019

Would you like to learn to paint with watercolors? In this second workshop, we will put the elements together for a finished painting.…

Articles: How to Write a Doctrinal Article, Part 2

Harvey Mast June 14, 2019

This workshop is a continuation of part 1. How many readers avoid doctrinal articles because they are heavy and dry? Can we present deep truths with simple clarity? And in a way that connects with…

Art: Contrast in Pencil

Caryl Hershberger June 14, 2019

“God said, ‘Let there be light: and there was light. And God saw the light, that it was good.’ ” Come to gain hands-on skill in harnessing the power of light to bring your pencil drawings to…

Poetry: Writing Quotable Poetry

★★★★☆
Jay Martin June 14, 2019

Some poets, being dead, yet speak . . . because we are still listening. Why do we still like to hear and quote poets like Frost, Watts, Whittier, and Shakespeare—what did they more than others?…

Graphic Design: Choosing a Style to Fit Your Purpose

Justin Ebersole June 14, 2019

Understanding the purpose of your publication and how to connect it with the intended audience should be a primary factor in your design choices. Come explore what questions to ask and steps to…
View Series

Leave a Reply