The Hyphen - by Redbud Writers Guild
The Redbud Hyphen, Dorina Lazo Gilmore-Young, Brooke Turbyfill, Erin Greneaux, Darcy Wiley, Adriel Booker, Judy Allen, Serena Wang, Serena Menken, April Yamasaki, Sybil Kolbert, DORENA WILLIAMSON, Meadow Rue Merrill, Katelyn J. Dixon, Danielle Ripley-Burgess, Yaneth Diaz, Melanie Weldon-SoisetRedbud 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 at Hear Women. 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.
Erin Greneaux is an award-winning author and mom to three adventurous girls. She is passionate about the practical application of faith and uses writing to present Biblical ideas in a way that is clear, creative, and captivating.
Writer and spiritual director caring for the human spirit with prayerful conversation, spiritual resilience, and creative joy.
Adriel Booker is a writer + curator exploring how middle things form us if we stay in the tension long enough to meet God there. She lives among the gum trees + sea breeze on Ngarindjerri Land with her husband/sons. She's always up past her bedtime.
Judy writes to encourage those who are entering late adulthood to look at the coming decades as opportunities to become themselves, explore their purpose, contribute in new ways, and grow closer to God. Follow Judy at judyallenwrites.substack.com
Born & raised in California, pruned in NYC. Pocketing slice of life moments, and finding meaning in our world with people. Join me in my writing journey, and let's marvel at the world we live in!
Parent advocate, woman of faith, champion for mental health recovery, mom of 3
Pastor, editor, author, spiritual formation mentor. Substack on Writing as a Spiritual Journey. Posts on church life at https://WhenYouWorkfortheChurch.com. Posts on everyday faith on author website at https://AprilYamasaki.com.
I have a passion for living out God’s heart for the vulnerable and oppressed, along with a desire to be an agent of change in the lives of individuals, groups, and communities. Let's step toward grace together!
Dorena Williamson is a bestselling author of nine children’s books. Her writing has been featured in Christianity Today and Barna, and she is the co-planter and Associate Pastor of Belonging at a multiracial faith community in Nashville.
Meadow Rue Merrill writes hope-filled stories for the whole family.
Katelyn J. Dixon is a writer, speaker, and podcaster living in the Seattle area. Her writing has been featured by Ekstasis Magazine, Renovaré, Missio Alliance, and InTouch Ministries. You can find more of her work at katelynjdixon.com
A gal who survived cancer, married her high school sweetheart, adopted her kids & writes books about faith.
Yaneth Diaz is a writer, wife, and mom, born in El Salvador. She is a dedicated Jesus follower who has served in ministry to teenagers for over 20 years, focusing on teaching young women to live a life with purpose.
DC-based poet Melanie Weldon-Soiset is the author of Welcome Calm, Silence Tyrants: Adult Lullabies.
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