Christian authors' workshop scheduled for July 26, led by author Julie Lavender, hosted by Word Weavers Boone Co.
Christian Writers Workshop with Julie Lavender Announced
On Saturday, July 26, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., a unique opportunity for writers seeking to develop their craft and deepen their faith is coming to Grace Fellowship Church in Florence. The event, organized by Word Weavers Boone County, will feature award-winning author and speaker Julie Lavender.
The workshop, titled "Writing with Excellence for God's Glory," is designed for writers with a passion for faith-filled storytelling. Participants can expect practical tools for writing, editing, and submitting work, as well as Q&A panels and interactive discussions. Time for networking, prayer, and encouragement is also included in the workshop.
Julie Lavender, known for her heartfelt devotionals, children's books, and faith-based nonfiction, has authored multiple award-winning titles, including Raising Good Sons and 365 Ways to Love Your Child. Her Biblical encouragement for using writing as a ministry is sure to inspire and guide attendees.
Early registration is encouraged as space is limited. The cost of the workshop is $75, and registration is required at www.writecrowdworkshop.com. For more information, visit the workshop's website or contact Word Weavers Boone County.
Don't miss this chance to learn from a seasoned Christian author and connect with like-minded writers. Register today for the Christian Writers Workshop with Julie Lavender.
Attendees of the Christian Writers Workshop in Boone County can expect not only practical advice for writing, editing, and submitting work but also valuable insights into lifestyle, fashion-and-beauty, education-and-self-development, and personal-growth, as Julie Lavender's faith-based nonfiction and devotionals delve into these domains. After registering for the workshop on the official website, participants will have the opportunity to learn from andnetwork with fellow enthusiasts, fostering an enriching environment for Boone County writers to thrive in.
