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As Christians who write, we meet together to promote unity and fellowship, to encourage one another and to develop our skills as writers. We are a chapter of American Christian Writers, a national organization.
We meet at Grove Avenue Baptist Church, 1 block south of Patterson Avenue at 8701 Ridge Road, Richmond, VA 23229 in Room 211.
We typically meet on the third Sunday of each month from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Join us!
Click HERE for directions.
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As Christians who write, we meet together to promote unity and fellowship, to encourage one another and to develop our skills as writers. We are a chapter of American Christian Writers, a national organization.
We meet at Grove Avenue Baptist Church, 1 block south of Patterson Avenue at 8701 Ridge Road, Richmond, VA 23229 in Room 211.
We typically meet on the third Sunday of each month from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Join us!
Click HERE for directions.
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Friday, February 23, 2007
Extended Deadline, Good Morning Christian Writer Devotion
Dear Tom,
I have just received a reply from Crystal Murray, who is still planning to publish Good Morning Christian Writer, "a compilation of 366 daily devotions for Christian writers, each of which will be followed by a short writing exercise. The devotions will run from 150 to 250 words and the exercise from 150 words" (quoted from the email you forwarded to us on 8/3/06).
This is the one I mentioned Sunday at RCWW. The deadline has been extended beyond the February 27 that I reported.
According to Crystal:
"I will go ahead and re-date the deadline to April 30th if you tell your group and I will try to get the blog updated to reflect that tonight."
Check her blog: Good Morning Christian Writer for guidelines and samples. Her email is: morningwriter@gmail.com.
Because I followed up, I learned that my submission has been accepted:) Hooray! Crystal was gracious enough to crit my devotion and send it back for me to consider her suggested revisions. Can't beat that! I just KNOW that there are many others in our group who could provide contributions. Especially your Marble Movers. (This means that Marti Berger and I both have been accepted. Maybe others about whom I do not yet know.) :)
For anyone who wants to learn how to use the Track Changes method of electronic editing for Microsoft Word (that Crystal uses as well as many editors):
http://web.pdx.edu/%7Emmlynch/mword-tutorial.html
I am forever grateful to Gina Welborn of RCWW for providing this tool. It's a MUST tool for writers, in my opinion. Once you use it you'll wonder how you ever got along without it. And it was there all the time!
Thanks for a great meeting. Isn't it wonderful to have so many people and bask in their knowledge and encouragement?!
Love,
In Christ,
Judi Reid
I have just received a reply from Crystal Murray, who is still planning to publish Good Morning Christian Writer, "a compilation of 366 daily devotions for Christian writers, each of which will be followed by a short writing exercise. The devotions will run from 150 to 250 words and the exercise from 150 words" (quoted from the email you forwarded to us on 8/3/06).
This is the one I mentioned Sunday at RCWW. The deadline has been extended beyond the February 27 that I reported.
According to Crystal:
"I will go ahead and re-date the deadline to April 30th if you tell your group and I will try to get the blog updated to reflect that tonight."
Check her blog: Good Morning Christian Writer for guidelines and samples. Her email is: morningwriter@gmail.com.
Because I followed up, I learned that my submission has been accepted:) Hooray! Crystal was gracious enough to crit my devotion and send it back for me to consider her suggested revisions. Can't beat that! I just KNOW that there are many others in our group who could provide contributions. Especially your Marble Movers. (This means that Marti Berger and I both have been accepted. Maybe others about whom I do not yet know.) :)
For anyone who wants to learn how to use the Track Changes method of electronic editing for Microsoft Word (that Crystal uses as well as many editors):
http://web.pdx.edu/%7Emmlynch/mword-tutorial.html
I am forever grateful to Gina Welborn of RCWW for providing this tool. It's a MUST tool for writers, in my opinion. Once you use it you'll wonder how you ever got along without it. And it was there all the time!
Thanks for a great meeting. Isn't it wonderful to have so many people and bask in their knowledge and encouragement?!
Love,
In Christ,
Judi Reid
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