FAUX PR POST:: Finding Beauty in a Broken World
Note: THIS IS NOT FACTUAL! This is for a class assignment!! but, Terry Tempest Williams is really coming to hamline to speak about her new book. not her battle with cancer.
Finding Beauty in a Broken World, Terry Tempest Williams
World renowned author, Terry Tempest Williams will be joining us at Hamline University April 20th and 21st to speak about her latest book Finding Beauty in a Broken World.
On Tuesday, April 20th, 2010 Terry Tempest Williams will be speaking at the annual Mahle lecture. Williams will be speaking about her journey, growing up Mormon in Utah, and her struggle with cancer. She will be reading passages from her latest book Finding Beauty in a Broken World, which addresses environmental issues as well her views of life and where it is taking her.
This event will be hosted by Hamline University at, Hamline United Methodist Church at 1514 Englewood Ave. at 7:30 P.M. This event is open to the public, and free parking is available on site.
Terry Tempest Williams, like many of the women in her family, is a cancer survivor. It is through this experience that she is able to share with us how she was able to find her beauty amongst the shards that her life had become.
Willaims is also known her other literary works, Refuge: An Unnatural History of Family and Place; An Unspoken Hunger; Desert Quartet; Leap; Red: Passion and Patience in the Desert; and The Open Space of Democracy. In all of her writing She is able to paint a vivid picture of what she is seeing and you feel as if you are there.
For additional information about the Mahle Lecture, contact Alexandra Roetman, or visit www.hamline.edu. You can also find Terry’s books at most book stores.
Terry Tempest William’s visit is being made possible with the help of Hamline University, the Wesley Center for Spirituality, Mahle Endowed Fund for Progressive Christian Though, as well as the Mahle Scholars.
For more information contact, Alexandra Roetman, Mahle Scholar at Hamline University 352-650-7814.
Finding Beauty in a Broken World, Terry Tempest Williams
World renowned author, Terry Tempest Williams will be joining us at Hamline University April 20th and 21st to speak about her latest book Finding Beauty in a Broken World.
On Tuesday, April 20th, 2010 Terry Tempest Williams will be speaking at the annual Mahle lecture. Williams will be speaking about her journey, growing up Mormon in Utah, and her struggle with cancer. She will be reading passages from her latest book Finding Beauty in a Broken World, which addresses environmental issues as well her views of life and where it is taking her.
This event will be hosted by Hamline University at, Hamline United Methodist Church at 1514 Englewood Ave. at 7:30 P.M. This event is open to the public, and free parking is available on site.
Terry Tempest Williams, like many of the women in her family, is a cancer survivor. It is through this experience that she is able to share with us how she was able to find her beauty amongst the shards that her life had become.
Willaims is also known her other literary works, Refuge: An Unnatural History of Family and Place; An Unspoken Hunger; Desert Quartet; Leap; Red: Passion and Patience in the Desert; and The Open Space of Democracy. In all of her writing She is able to paint a vivid picture of what she is seeing and you feel as if you are there.
For additional information about the Mahle Lecture, contact Alexandra Roetman, or visit www.hamline.edu. You can also find Terry’s books at most book stores.
Terry Tempest William’s visit is being made possible with the help of Hamline University, the Wesley Center for Spirituality, Mahle Endowed Fund for Progressive Christian Though, as well as the Mahle Scholars.
For more information contact, Alexandra Roetman, Mahle Scholar at Hamline University 352-650-7814.
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