Just One More Chapter
Megan J. Conner, Jeannie Ewing, Heidi Vanderpan, Em Tyler, L.E. Richmond, Heidi Rebekah Vegh, Mary Kathryn Tiller, Hayley Rawnsley, Kimberly Ko, Jacquelyn Cochran, Writing Off Social, Lori D. Fischer, Grant Skelton, Megan BabcockCelebrating connection, faith, and the power of story through conversations and reflections from an author, editor, entrepreneur, and lover of literature.
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The Power of Story When the Script Changes
Being a parent is one of the greatest gifts granted to us by God. Yet, we can often feel completely ill-prepared for the job. We struggle through tantrums, sickness, disappointments, and discipline. Most of the time, we aren’t sure how to m...
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I am an author, editor, avid consumer of literature, and overall lover of all things creative! I publish Just One More Chapter which celebrates connection, faith, and the power of story with subsections specifically related to literature and writing.
I am a compassionate storyteller shaped by motherhood, guided by kindness, and showing up to hold space for diverse experiences with dignity. I'm here to build relationships with roots. HSP. INFJ.
Thirty-something Minnesota gal writing about bold prayers, confident decisions, and building a life we love.
Your Faith Cheerleader—helping believers Grow + Go.
"Someday you will be old enough to read fairy tales again." ~C.S. Lewis
Encouragement for those walking through grief and hard seasons. I share Scripture, stories, and life-giving resources. I’m also the author of The Hard Journey to the Good, sharing my journey from loss to new life.
Freelance developmental editor, speaker, and co-host of Writing Off Social, a podcast for Christian writers looking to grow their audience without social media.
I write about faith, creativity and spiritual wilderness.
Grief Share Leader | @mwcac.success Board Member | Suicide Widow | Mental Health Educator | Writer | Turning “I’m fine” into essays of hope
Follower of Jesus, prayer warrior, pastor’s wife, mom, kindergarten teacher, seminary graduate, and lover or books, coffee, and conversation with fellow Jesus followers!
We help female Christian writers grow and nurture their audience without social media.
Author of Forward in the Fog. Writing from life’s second half—where we consider our legacy, grief and joy walk hand in hand, and faith holds steady in the fog.
Grant is a writer and pastor-in-training who lives somewhere near the buckle of the Bible Belt. His newsletter, "Blue Collar Theology" helps equip regular people to think deeply about the things of God.
Author, speaker & coach helping you get unstuck, unlock purpose & create impact.
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