WRITING
Discovering
Your Gifts For Writing
Maximize your potential by connecting your spiritual gifts to your
publishing efforts. Learn what types of manuscripts are better suited for
particular spiritual gifts. Discover how to target appropriate markets,
while becoming a writer editors love to work with.
Harnessing Hope
Studies prove surfers are hungry for online spiritual content. Feed that hunger
-- use the Internet to share your faith with believers and unbelievers. Learn
how to do just that. Handouts include freelancer-friendly ministry markets.
Writing Wrongs
What are common freelance mistakes, and how can you avoid these? How can you
"write" wrongs you've made? These and other questions will be addressed in this
session designed to help you improve editor-writer
relationships.
Wired, But
Wary
Too many writers
are either afraid to tap into the ‘Net’s potential, or simply don’t know how.
Learn strategic and easy navigational keys from a writer who gets more than 95%
of her business via the ‘Net. Suitable for
Christian and general audiences. Also taught for editors, providing useful
tips on diverse e-business topics including how to network online, reach
appropriate writers, and manage e-content.
Maximizing Your Potential
with a Zine
Effective
Internet publications – or zines – help writers to maximize their career as
they increase exposure, reach readers, and market skills. Learn how to
effectively develop, market and distribute a zine to build a professional
image and increase income opportunities.
Writing for Denominational
Markets
Don’t overlook
denominational markets simply because you’re not a member. Instead, become
a writer denominational magazine and website editors can love. Topics include: pitfalls
to avoid, 10 tips for breaking in, and finding markets.
Successful Selling to
General /Secular Markets
General markets
seek articles, columns, features, essays, fillers and more. Learn how to
write for, and market to, local, regional, national and international
markets.
Writing for Multicultural
Markets
Effectively
reaching a culturally diverse readership is a challenging issue. Content,
artwork and other factors help foster or hinder feelings of acceptance among
many readers, representing varied races, genders, disabilities, etc. Discover
how to effectively write for
multi-cultural readers, while strengthening your commitment to your target
audiences. Handouts include a list of multi-cultural book and magazine markets,
and resources for staying abreast of multi-cultural trends.
Freelance
Basics: 5 Keys to Success
An informative,
easy-to-follow course, helps writers launch a success freelance career in one
year or less.
Suitable for Christian and general audiences.
Target Marketing
Where are the
freelancer friendly markets? How can you break in? How can you effectively
use theme lists and editorial calendars for on-target queries and submissions?
Draws from experience as the former markets columnist for
The Writing Parent.com, and
Northwest Christian Author.
The Write
Call
Designed primarily
for Christian writers, this course helps writers to understand and embrace their
God-given gift of writing. Provides practical instruction coupled with timeless
Bible-based inspiration. Suitable for Christian
audiences.
Writing for Religious Markets
Writers who couple
their experiences and interests with their faith, religious beliefs, views,
and/or opinions, will likely find many new market opportunities. This course
provides tips on writing for print and online religious markets. Suitable for general audiences.
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BUSINESS
Write the Vision: How to Plan Your Business on
Paper
Suitable for
Christian audiences.
Marketing 101
Suitable for Christian and general audiences.
Speaking for the Chicken-Hearted
Suitable for Christian and general audiences.
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MINISTRY
Daughters of
Ruth
Focus: Single
women and dating/romance; enjoying one's season of singleness.
Flirting with
God
Focus: Intimacy
with God, developing a passion for Christian maturity.
Right to
Heal/Write to Heal
Focus: From
brokenness to wholeness, includes a writing component that helps attendees
write their
stories.
(appropriate
for youth, men and women.)
Speaking for the Chicken-Hearted
Suitable for individuals in various ministry roles.
Spiritual
Protocol: Effective Ministry Development
Suitable for new
and established leaders.
The Josiah
Generation
Focus:
Youngsters developing a heart for God
(appropriate
for youth, or geared for parents, youth workers, or church leaders)
TIM(2): Teens
in Ministry Too (based on 1 Timothy
4:12)
Focus: Teens
embracing the call to serve God
(appropriate
for youth, or geared for parents, youth workers, or church leaders)
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