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Hi there. I teach writing and humanities at The King's College, co-edit Comment, and regularly publish essays and criticism in a range of publications. I'm also a creative nonfiction student in the low-residency M.F.A. program at Seattle Pacific University. You can email me at alissamwilkinson (at) gmail (dot) com. You can also see my CV, follow me on Twitter,…
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Selected Publications | Alissa Wilkinson
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Tell Your Story, Tell It Well. Web extra, November 2011. 8220; Caveat Lector. Reflections on reading, via Alan Jacobs’. The Pleasures of Reading in an Age of Distraction. And Tony Reinke’s. Web extra, September 2011. 8220; Making Stuff in Milwaukee. Web extra, August 2011. Folk artist Eugene von Bruenchenhein and me. David and Nancy French). 8220; Brunch and Foolishness. 12 July 2011 and in print in “The Food Issue”. Finding foolishness and truth in love and community. Center for Public Justice. Brief In...
C.V. | Alissa Wilkinson
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212659.7200 x3178 awilkinson@tkc.edu. Instructor, The King’s College. In New York City. Co-editor, Comment Magazine. MFA, Creative Writing, Seattle Pacific University (expected August 2013). MA, Humanities and Social Thought, New York University (January 2010). Concentration: 20th century intellectual history, art, and religion. Art, Faith, and Fear: Evangelicals and Modernist Art-Making. Advisor: Thomas de Zengotita). BS, Information Technology, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (May 2005). Workshops and...
About | Alissa Wilkinson
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I was raised in in rural upstate New York, where I was mostly homeschooled, practiced piano a lot, and raised laying hens. I came to New York City after graduating from RPI. To work in technology on Wall Street. Since then, I’ve also been a technical writer and editor at NYU and a staff member at International Arts Movement. Where I managed events and launched initiatives such as the Readers Guild. In 2008, I founded The Curator. Which I handed off in 2010). In Manhattan and co-edit Comment. Click to sha...
Interviews | Alissa Wilkinson
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8220; Alissa Wilkinson: Every Square Inch. 8221; – December 2010. Christianity Today’s “Who’s Next” feature. 8220; Makoto Fujimura – The Art of the Four Holy Gospels. 8221; – 4 November 2010. Documentary film about illuminated manuscript commissioned by Crossway to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the King James Bible. 8220; ESN Interview: Alissa Wilkinson. 8221; – 7 June 2010. InterVarsity’s Emerging Scholars Network. 8220; On Reading Well. 8221; – 18 March 2010. Click to email (Opens in new window).
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Urban Development, Transportation, and the Christian Church | Vivid City
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Toward The Future City. City Presbyterian Salt Lake. Urban Development, Transportation, and the Christian Church. September 23, 2014. Urban centers all across the country are moving toward becoming more walkable, bikeable, and transit-oriented. Salt Lake City is no exception. Salt Lake City leaders have been anticipating a thriving downtown for a long time. In a recent Deseret News editorial. Ravell Call reflects on a summer day in the city,. What about the Christian church? Among the world’s relig...
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Toward The Future City. City Presbyterian Salt Lake. Toward the Vivid City. September 4, 2014. September 4, 2014. Photo by Chris Isherwood. On an ordinary Thursday night at the University of Nebraska, just after studying with friends, an extraordinary question was asked. Do you want to go to New York City tomorrow? Being a typical college student, eager to explore the world, while at the same time not in to calculated planning, I didn’t hesitate to answer, Sure, let’s do it! Theology of the City. Article...
Benefits Beyond Bicycles: Salt Lake City’s Protected Bike Lanes | Vivid City
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Toward The Future City. City Presbyterian Salt Lake. Benefits Beyond Bicycles: Salt Lake City’s Protected Bike Lanes. September 16, 2014. September 16, 2014. All too often, we as human beings, resist the very thing that is best for us. We resist the very thing that would lead to more flourishing. In this case, those who are criticizing the new protected bike lane installment the most are those who may benefit greatly from this project. Michael Andersen, Green Lane Project. Sean Benesh states,. Urban Deve...
A Place to be Truly Human | Vivid City
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Toward The Future City. City Presbyterian Salt Lake. A Place to be Truly Human. October 18, 2014. Photo by Lance Tyrrel. How important are walkable neighborhoods? How important is urban design to our lives and the lives of future generations? In my city, most would agree that economic growth is important. Many would agree that the erecting of buildings in a good sign that a city is experiencing some vibrancy and new life. However, how often does the question of How do we grow? And not just Are we growing?
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Toward The Future City. City Presbyterian Salt Lake. Mormon Expression’s Video with Mark Peach. Mormon Expression interviewed Mark Peach about growing up non-LDS in Utah, moving away, and returning to plant City Presbyterian Salt Lake. If you are interested in getting a bit of the story of City Presbyterian and the story of how we started the church at Nobrow Coffee Werks, check out the following podcast:. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public). Story of the Bible.
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Toward The Future City. City Presbyterian Salt Lake. City Presbyterian Salt Lake. City Presbyterian is a central Salt Lake City church that strives to make public the life changing love of Christ. At Impact Hub Salt Lake. Http:/ www.citypresbyterian.org. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
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Toward The Future City. City Presbyterian Salt Lake. A Place to be Truly Human. October 18, 2014. Photo by Lance Tyrrel. How important are walkable neighborhoods? How important is urban design to our lives and the lives of future generations? In my city, most would agree that economic growth is important. Many would agree that the erecting of buildings in a good sign that a city is experiencing some vibrancy and new life. However, how often does the question of How do we grow? And not just Are we growing?
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Vegan “Ricotta” and Peas. Bananas Foster Bread Pudding. Black Bean and Ham Hock soup. Chocolate Peanut Butter Power Balls. Kale Salad, 1000 ways. Spring Vegetable Pasta with Easter Ham. The Best Brownies Ever. Spring Showers Bring Lemon Cake. 30 day Blogging Challenge. Day 8 of Blogging Challenge. Food for Thought Continued…. Its the little things…and Kevin Spacey. Spring Vegetable Pasta with Easter Ham. April 8, 2015. April 8, 2015. Spring, glorious spring. Oh how I love thee. This dinner was a great wa...
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