Roberta Van Hise: I have a new book out in paperback, The God Who Sees Me (available on Amazon.com or Barnes and Noble.com).The title is from Hagar’s story in Genesis 16. Did you think the heroes of the Bible were good and perfect people? No, they weren’t, they were just like we are; flawed and imperfect. This is why we all need a Savior. When Hagar was out in the desert alone, afraid, not knowing where she’d find refuge or to whom she belonged, the incarnate Christ met her there. She recognized Him, God in the flesh. This book, like my other one, Blogging God’s Word, is a collection of blogs I’ve written during recent times. |
 Christa Kinde: The Blue Door, the first book in my Threshold Series [Zonderkidz], was honored with the National Christian School Association’s Lamplighter Award for 2015. Also, In June I released the first book in my Pomeroy Family Legacy collection. Pursuing Prissie is a Threshold Series sequel. Ten years after the events of The Blue Door, Prissie Pomeroy experiences an angelic reprise … and romance. |
Lynda Quinn: The 2001 winner of the SDCWG’s Best Unpublished Manuscript Award, ECHOES, is now available on Amazon under the pen name N. Quinn. |
 Tiffany Hanson: My fifth book, Child of Destiny, is now available on Amazon (both as Kindle and Paperback). “Megan and Laura have always been closer than sisters as twins. Tragedy strikes and tears them apart. As Laura is taken prisoner and made into a powerful ally for the king, Megan is forced to run from the man who wants to marry her. Laura and Megan long to be reunited and find each other again, but with the king’s magician and rebels wanting them dead, life isn’t as simple as it once was.” |
 SDCWG Fall Conference with Jerry Jenkins. October 23 and 24, 2015. Rancho Bernardo. Signups are now open. www.sandiegocwg.org. Other Faculty
Our fall writers conference is for all writers–beginners to professionals, and those who are wondering if this is what they are called to do. Our workshops offer instruction in how to get started, self-publishing, fiction, non fiction, marketing, book proposals, screen writing, script writing, journalism, as well as spiritual inspiration —and more. You can see a complete list subjects by going to the Faculty page here. The Friday evening and all day Saturday conference is designed to instruct, inspire and let you meet the writers, editors, and publishers who are committed to helping you write, get published and follow the Lord’s call on your life. We’re here to help you use your gifts. Reminder: Guild members receive priority for faculty consultation signups. Signup numbers are awarded in the order your paid registration is received. So, as always, we encourage you to join the Guild and to sign up early in order to receive the consultation of your choice. |
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