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Full-time thinker, part-time writer. I write poems because an essay doesn’t fit on a shower wall. Creator of Part-Time Poets. Chief noticer at The Noticing.
A devout sunset collector who prefers the slow lane of life, making prayers of paying attention, and finding my breath outside more days than not.
Writing from the quieter middle. Exploring the truth that holds us together.
Writer, organizer, die-hard chalanter. Reclaiming play and committed to looking for the light!
Dabbling in poetry. Lover of words.
Mother of 3, military spouse, pediatric nurse, lover of words. A little bit extra \ud83d\udc96
Storyteller. Latina. Believer. \ud83d\udd25 Wife. Mamá to 3.
Rachel considers herself many things—curator of family adventures, mixer of fancy cocktails, analyzer of song lyrics, reader of all of the library books, and writer in the in-between. Follow her latest creative muses at RachelNevergall.substack.com.
Founder of Stories I'd Tell You at Dinner. Regular contributor at Part-Time Poets. My spiritual gift is losing things.
Wife. Mom. Storyteller. Donut enthusiast.
i'm just a girl sitting in front of her computer writing a few words here and there
mother of four. lover of words and throwing open the front door. probably making breakfast cookies and asking questions.
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Hey! I'm Erin, a mom doing my best to raise kind children, a believer, a bookworm and a writer of creative nonfiction. With a friend, I authored The Beauty of Motherhood: Grace-Filled Devotions for the Early Years. I'm glad you're here. \ud83d\udc97
Swiss-German-Italian writer, mother and entrepreneur (in changing order ;)
Living and writing in the messy middle, Riley is an accountant, theater director, and creative enthusiast. She believes life is better lived in vibrant color, with friends (and food) close by, and Jesus squarely at the helm.
Writer | Broadway producer | director | mama
Wife, mama, writer, and believer in saving grace
Elizabeth is wife to Luis, mama to three precocious girls, and can usually be found in the woods or in her hobbit- hole of a home.
Writer + therapist specializing in trauma and maternal mental health, sharing honest reflections and healing practices for mothers longing to flourish and come home to themselves, their loved ones, and the tender presence of God.
I'm a wife, mama, & missionary. But mostly I'm just out here chasing after sunshine, little feet, & deep conversations in the beautiful chaos of East Africa \ud83c\uddf0\ud83c\uddea
Trying my best and laughing through the rest.
Observer; note-taker; writer. Oklahoma | Cherokee Nation
poet & writer • silly goose • earnest woman • nostalgic girl • wannabe witch • enneagram 4
Receiver of grace from Christ. Wife. Mama to three boys. Enjoyer of late nights, questions, and too much ice cream. Just a place to hold the thoughts I type on my phone.
Lindsay Sledge lives in Music City with her college sweetheart and three charismatic kids. Her essays have appeared in Coffee + Crumbs, Her View From Home, and Kindred Magazine. You can connect with her on Substack or Instagram!
Erin is a lover of God who writes about faith, suffering, and mental health. Napping is her favorite pastime.
Wendy lives in Denver with her husband, Charlie, and 2 sons, Judah and Shep. She works as a nurse and writes to remember what is good, beautiful, and true.
Poiema: poet, freelance editor, literary critic, homeschool teacher, always reading.
My husband once described my calling in life as "making the world a more beautiful place" and I try (*hope*) I can live up to that. Other callings in my life include books, sweaters, and Thai food.
Faith. Poetry. Deep thoughts. “One bird singing back to another because it can’t not.” Jane Hirshfield
I'm a city girl with a coastal heart. I love salads with fries, sneakers with dresses, and sourdough slathered with butter. The work of my life is surrendering my story to the Artist greater than myself.
Jillian wants to live in a world where the coffee is bottomless and the sweatpants are mandatory. As a part-time writer and full-time mama, she spends her days corralling words on the page and kids in the house.
Award-Winning Children's Book Author. Mother. Doodler. Photographer. Spends days trying to write, but instead gets distracted easily by camera, toddler, and buttery sunlight.
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