Writing
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Negatives to Positives: Writing the Tough Stuff
By Sherri Langton Take a minute and think about a negative experience — your personal 9/11 when your world exploded…
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Why Your Periodical Needs Freelancers
The world of publishing has changed significantly from once-upon-a-time days until now. And yet, in some ways, it has remained…
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Writing as Ministry: A Breakfast Conversation
By Chris Maxwell Are you a writer or a minister?” he asked. I had just taken a bite of breakfast,…
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Six Professional Habits for Successful Journalistic Interviews
By Tez Brooks “And whatever you do, in word or deed, do everything in the name of the Lord Jesus.” — Colossians…
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Journaling is Good for Writers
By Jennifer Matenaer Dear Diary, . . .” Growing up I recorded everything: first crushes in fourth grade, pretend superheroes…
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Don’t Burn Your Cargo
A couple of my writer friends were recently discussing the works of Anne Lamott and one of them commented: “I’m not…
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Lessons from Luke
Given it’s stood the test of time so well, the Gospel of Luke offers a great reminder of the essentials…
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Hope with Teeth: Solutions Journalism in Faith-based Media
Journalists of faith, and faith-based news organizations, can often find themselves in a tough spot. On the one hand, their…
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Defibrillate Those Verbs: Putting life back into your writing
An ambulance whips in front of the hospital’s emergency entrance. One paramedic leaps from behind the steering wheel. Another jumps…
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Put the Cookies on the Lower Shelf
Have you ever wondered why some loyal readers get lost in your articles? I know I have. But not long…
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