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The Redbud Hyphen is a literary magazine written by women from diverse backgrounds who are part of the Redbud Writers Guild. The following piece is the fourth essay in our focus on Covenants. Read more here about our exploration of the them...
The Redbud Hyphen is a literary magazine written by women from diverse backgrounds who are part of the Redbud Writers Guild. The following piece is the third essay in our focus on Covenants. Read more here about our exploration of the theme...
The Redbud Hyphen is a literary magazine written by women from diverse backgrounds who are part of the Redbud Writers Guild. The following piece is the second essay in our focus on Covenants. Read more here about our exploration of the them...
The Redbud Hyphen is a literary magazine written by women from diverse backgrounds who are part of the Redbud Writers Guild. The following piece is the first essay in our focus on Covenants. Read more here about our exploration of the theme...
In this episode of the Redbud Hyphen podcast, President Dorina Lazo Gilmore-Young welcomes Redbud Bobbie Schaeperkoetter. She shares insights on spiritual practices, their importance for writers and communicators, and how they lead t...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
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.
Katrina Norfleet is a writer and self-proclaimed joy enthusiast whose published nonfiction reflects on loss and identity while weaving lived experience with faith and hope to encourage women in transition.
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.
Sarah Talbert is an enthusiastic storyteller who loves to explore the complexities of faith. As a historical fiction author and blogger, Sarah shares powerful stories that honor the beauty of humanity while pointing readers toward Jesus.
Beth M. Walker is an author, speaker, and experienced digital marketer. Married to a football coach and raising two sons, she has waded through the challenges of balancing home life with the work she loves. Learn more at bethmwalker.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.
Keren Dibbens-Wyatt is a chronically-ill Christian contemplative, writer and artist.
Pastor, editor, author, spiritual formation mentor. Substack on Writing as a Spiritual Journey. Posts on faith and hope for everyday living on author website at https://AprilYamasaki.com.
DC-based poet Melanie Weldon-Soiset is the author of Welcome Calm, Silence Tyrants: Adult Lullabies.
Leslie writes, speaks, and coaches on the science of Emotional Endurance to enhance your fulfillment and focus. She supports creative individuals who are craving more for their lives to help them Lead With Intention®.
Dorena Williamson is a bestselling author of ten children’s books, a bridge builder and Pastor. She represents authors as a literary agent w/ Ami McConnell Literary Agency.
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
Jennifer delights in glimpsing God at work in the everyday. A lifelong bibliophile, she writes creative nonfiction and memoir on culture, faith, and family.
Mother of three, wife of one. Writer, reader, educator, observer, aspiring to a simple, abundant life. At home in a little town on the prairie in South Dakota, for now.
Mom of 3, former children's ministry director wanting to share faith with kids and parents in a way that brings true joy and freedom.
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