Sunday, March 10, 2019
SHEILA WEBSTER - BATTLES OF A WRITER
Sheila Webster
has been writing for over forty years.
She writes about life - all kinds of life -
the good the bad and the ugly.
For the past three decades she has been
passionate about encouraging
other writers and seeing
them publish.
KATHLEEN HARRISON - WORKSHOP PRESENTER
Kathleen Friesen writes
contemporary stories of faith that can overcome tough trials and deep
heartaches. Her desire is for her readers to see themselves in the characters
of her stories and to realize that Jesus Christ is the true hero for everyone, whatever
their circumstances.
Kathleen and her husband recently moved back to
Saskatchewan so they can spend more time with family in between renovations,
landscaping and exploring new places.
JEWELL VANSTONE - BEGINNING SONG WRITING
JEWELL is a mother of five and a grandmother
She keeps busy as a registered nurse, worship at her church, playing guitar and writing her own songs, mentoring young ladies, horse, hospitality and board ministry at a camp for over a quarter of a century. She writes songs and has started writing some of her stories.
She has taught a workshop last fall at the Inscribe conference and loves attending conferences and WorDshops.
CAROL HARRISON - WORKSHOP PRESENTER
TELL THE STORY - TURN THE PAGE
Not all family stories and memories are warm and fuzzy. There can be skeletons in the closet and hard times we stuff inside an old chest will pop out at the most inconvenient times. In this workshop we will look at what to do with the messes of life.
Carol Harrison, B.Ed is a storyteller, published
author and speaker. She enjoys hearing the stories of past generations but also
realizes that it is important to preserve her own stories for future
generations. Yet not all events are warm and fuzzy. Talking about the tough stuff
in our lives is difficult but necessary for healing to begin. She believes that
by giving God the mess, he will turn it into a message of hope. She has been
put to the test by sharing things she preferred to never talk about.
She
realizes that the tough stuff is part of the story that needs to be told.
SALLY MEADOWS - WORDSHOP PRESENTER
WORK SMARTER - NOT HARDER
TOOLS TO IMPROVE YOUR PRODUCTIVITY
SO YOU CAN MEET YOUR WRITING GOALS
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION:
No matter how busy you are, it is possible to find more time to write, make more efficient use of your time, and accomplish your writing goals, whatever they may be.
This workshop focuses on how to implement the newest best practices for goal setting and how to overcome creative resistance so you can have a more productive writing life.
Bio: Sally Meadows, M.Sc. B.Ed., is an award-winning author, singer/songwriter, and speaker. Sally writeschildren’s books, articles, short stories, and inspirational songs. Besides contributing to bestselling anthologies (Chicken Soup for the Soul and Hot Apple Cider), Sally has authored four children’s books including The Two Trees (Your Nickel’s Worth Publishing), Beneath That Star (Word Alive Press), When Sleeping Birds Fly: 365 Amazing Facts About The Animal Kingdom (Siretona Creative), and The Underdog Duckling (YNWP). In order to juggle all her writing interests, Sally has become a master at managing her time.
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TELL THE STORY - TURN THE PAGE Not all family stories and memories are warm and fuzzy. There can be skeletons in the closet and hard ...
