Tagged: Blue Ridge Conference

  • Keep Your Writing Options Open When You’re Just Starting Out

    by Edie Melson @EdieMelson A lot of newer writers I meet find themselves overwhelmed with the myriad of opportunities in the field of writing. They struggle, trying to decide between writing articles, devotions, fiction, non-fiction, etc. Writing is a big field, and if you didn’t study some aspect of it…

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  • Freedom Friday

    By Vincent B. Davis II, @vbdavisii 21 Million people. 21 and six zeroes after it. No, I'm not talking about the population of Florida. I am talking about the number of estimated slaves in the world. But those numbers were from 2016. Recent studies have estimated the amount to be…

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  • 5 Tips to Brand Your Writing Style

    By DiAnn Mills, @DiAnnMills Developing a writer’s brand can sound like scaling a cliff unless the writer has sound footing. Unfortunately if a writer fails to take distinct steps to establish a brand, the publishing industry will do the job themselves, and you might not like their choice. A professional…

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  • Taming the Beast Called Time Management

    By DiAnn Mills, @DiAnnMills Busy writers realize they must master the feat of time management or they will fall into a hole called overwhelmed and unproductive. With a few guidelines, we can learn how to take charge of our responsibilities and give us time to spare. The key is to…

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  • Sneak Peek at the 2018 BRMCWC Faculty

    Wow! It has been such an incredible year for the BRMCWC family! Rest assured, however, that we are working diligently to make sure that 2018 is even better! In the meantime, we'd like to whet your appetite a bit, with a first look at the BRMCWC faculty for our next…

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  • Perspective for Writers

    by Sarah Van Diest @SarahVanDiest “And let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us, fixing our eyes on Jesus, the pioneer and perfecter of faith. For the joy set before him he endured the cross, scorning its shame, and sat down at the right hand of the…

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