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WOULD YOU READ ON? by Kristen Heitzmann
My topic for the mini-conference is writing compelling stories. Thought I’d take this chance to see if I practice what I plan to preach. So be honest now…would you read on? WRITERS’ QUARREL © Kristen Heitzmann Devin Bressard scarcely blinked when Grace tossed … Continue reading
Encouraging Young Writers by Julie Arduini
One of the things I promised God I would do as a writer is encourage others along the way. My take is if I can give information and resources to help accelerate their journey, why not? I’d rather view this … Continue reading
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Following God’s Directive by Camy Tang
I am not perfect but I really do try to do what I think God wants me to do, no matter how scary, or crazy, or unpleasant that seems to be. However, I’m not the best at hearing when God’s … Continue reading
The Promise of Spring by Tara Randel
While the parts of the nation are digging themselves from an especially snowy winter, the temperature is rising in Florida. After watching the news and seeing piles of snow in the Boston area, I remember why we moved to the … Continue reading
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Tagged expectations, new beginnings, precious gifts, spring, winter weather, Word of God
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I’ll Come Back When You’re Over It by Vicki Hinze
A few years ago, I went through an experience that resulted in me re-evaluating my life and what I was doing with it. It wasn’t a fun process, but it was a worthy one. I culled things and, … Continue reading
Book Release-UNTRACEABLE by Elizabeth Goddard
Hi Friends! Today is release day for UNTRACEABLE, book 2 in my Mountain Cove series for Love Inspired Suspense. UNTRACEABLE is the story of survival under extreme pressure, and the resulting spiritual battle when we wonder where God is during … Continue reading
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Marriage, Romance and Unconditional Love
Yesterday, I celebrated twenty-six years of marriage to my wonderful handsome, husband from Montana, me being a Texas girl and all. I posted lots of pictures on my Facebook page and had some fun sharing with friends and family there. … Continue reading
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When Moms Have a Winter Meltdown by Julie Arduini
Yesterday on Facebook I shared my random thoughts about what it’s like to be a mom in the northeast with multiple days off of school thanks to the weather. My own experience is honestly not that bad. I write from … Continue reading
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WHAT’S IN A NAME? by Kristen Heitzmann
One thing I love about storytelling is the malleability. Rewriting my historical series has become an exercise in this. My intention was to spruce it up, minimize things like punctuated dialect, and bring it sophistication that comes from growing in the writing craft and simply living. … Continue reading
Old Dog, New Trick by Camy Tang
Once, a long, long time ago (in a galaxy far far away), I took Japanese classes. They were fun, although to be honest, I had absolutely no one around me who spoke Japanese on a regular basis to practice with. … Continue reading
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Why Brian Williams is Fair Game by Julie Arduini
I’m a strong believer of building others up instead of tearing them down. It’s a principle I use as a mom, mentor and friend. That said, the dull roar and many memes I’m observing regarding Brian Williams doesn’t bother me. … Continue reading
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Tagged Brian Williams, Dr. Nancy Snyderman, ethics, internet memes, journalism, Julie Arduini, Lester Holt, Matt Lauer, NBC, news, scandal, Tom Browkaw, truth
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Vicki Hinze’s Thoughts on Character Makes a Difference by Mike Huckabee
I’ve been reading a book. Mick Huckabee’s book, Character Makes a Difference. Let me disclose that I’ve been a political junkie my entire life, but these days, I’m pretty much maxed out on the absence of character evident in politics. … Continue reading
Heartwarming Giveaway For Valentine’s Day
The authors at Harlequin Heartwarming want to thank our wonderful readers for their support, so we’ve put together a Valentine’s Giveaway perfect for those who love to read. My December release, Honeysuckle Bride, is included in the giveaway. There is … Continue reading
YOUR STORY – CAN HAVE AN IMPACT!!
HAVE STORIES YOU WANT OR NEED TO TELL? HERE’S YOUR OPPORTUNITY! I am now accepting submissions for the Moments series compilations: PRECIOUS MOMENTS – something to do with children – may be your own childhood experiences, your parenting experiences, article … Continue reading
An Answered Prayer
Late last week, a dear friend of our family passed from this life into the arms of our Savior. She was an extraordinary woman who served the church every Sunday in the Special Friends ministry – a safe classroom filled … Continue reading
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