The Hyphen - by Redbud Writers Guild
The Redbud Hyphen, Dorina Lazo Gilmore-Young, Brooke Turbyfill, Dorothy Littell Greco, E.L Sherene Joseph, Sharla Fritz, Salaam Green, Elisa S. Johnston, Carrie Morris How, Serena Menken, Rachel C. Varghese, Margaret Philbrick, Ashlyn McKayla Ohm, Elena Limoges, Mabel Ninan, Keishia Lee Louis, Margalea WarnerRedbud Writers Guild is an international community of Christian women who envision a vibrant and diverse movement of women who create in community and who influence culture and faith.
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Redbud Writers Guild is an international community of Christian women who envision a vibrant and diverse movement of women who create in community and who influence culture and faith.
Author, speaker, Bible teacher, and podcaster. My passion is helping people feast on God’s glory in unexpected places and flourish in their God-given callings. Connect with me at DorinaGilmore.com.
In "On Stories," I write about the stories we tell, drawing from over 20 years of experience as an editor to help authors in their writing craft. If you need an editor for your next project, you can find me at https://www.brooketurbyfill.com.
Thoughts on how the gospel is meant to change everything. I care deeply about justice, healthy relationships, and making this world a better place for my grandchildren.
E. L. Sherene Joseph is an adult third culture kid and writer who focuses on faith, community, and culture. As an immigrant, she shares her experiences of living between different worlds. Find more of her writing at www.sherenejoseph.me
I help women find soul rest in Jesus. Author of Measured by Grace and God's Relentless Love.
Salaam Green is the inaugural poet laureate of historic Birmingham, Alabama, 2024-2026 and the 2025 Academy of American Poets poet laureate fellow. Green is the author of The Other Revival (Pulley Press 2025).
Trying to be more authentic because small talk is barely tolerable. [On paradigms, culture, family, faith, mental health, lupus, being a writer and adventuring through the eyes of an activist, coach and nonprofit founder]
Carrie Morris How is a newly retired professional psychotherapist whose first husband disappeared and died in the wilderness a decade ago. She writes about the deep joy of learning to see God at work amidst life's din, losses, and distractions.
Parent advocate, woman of faith, champion for mental health recovery, mom of 3
Writer, Speaker, & Creative | Homeschooling Mama \ud83d\udc67\ud83c\udffd\ud83d\udc67\ud83c\udffd | Hot Coffee & Book Lover
Award-winning Novelist. Award-winning Poet. Master Gardenerd. Writing on the Road between Door County, WI, St. Louis, MO and Nashville, TN.
I'm a mountain girl who's most at home where the streetlights die and the pavement ends--scribbling stories, musings, and poems that point toward the truest High Country.
Chicago based storyteller, poet, and lover of libraries.
An immigrant from India, I write to unpack the complexities of living between two cultures and explore the emotional textures that characterize immigrants. I'm a wife and mom who lives in Silicon Valley. I love books, animals, and tea. #FarFromHome
Writer and educator exploring Imago Dei theology, Black insights, empowerment through Kidlit, and the "four Greek loves" in Pan-African literature. PhD candidate in English at Liberty University, amplifying diverse reflections of divine creativity.
I know and love Dorina through Redbud Writers Guild.
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