"7 Tips to Getting Published – No Fooling!” If you've always wanted to be a published writer, this FREE workshop is for you. It will be held on Friday, April 1, 2011, at the Brew Ha Espresso Café in Ossian at 6-6:45 p.m. 122 S. Jefferson 260.622.6027 As the author of nine children’s books, several Chicken Soup... Continue Reading →
Stories of Hope
“Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners, among whom I am foremost of all.” I Timothy 12:15 As a writer, I love to write stories of how God has worked in people’s lives. Donna and Thad divorced and later remarried when they allowed God to become central in their marriage. Joe didn’t... Continue Reading →
In the Midst of Fear
This devotion came after I’d read a diary kept by a friend during a hiking trip to Europe years ago. From that same diary I wrote two more stories – both religious -- about Sharon’s thoughts and feelings during her stay in Europe. All were published with her permission and I gave her copies... Continue Reading →
Penny Gay — teacher with a desire to serve
While writing a weekly column about a small town in a rural community, I've learned to keep my ears open for possible leads. I also ask former subjects of stories for hints of anything or anyone they might know who would be good to write about. This story came as a result of a lead... Continue Reading →
Tempting!
This devotion is a true story that happened several years ago. It is a tragic story but one that ends with grace as only God can provide. I admire Peggy and her determination to let nothing mar her testimony for Christ. ** “And Jesus answered and said to him, “It is written, ‘You shall worship... Continue Reading →
Model A– Brian Pickering
While writing classic car profiles for a local publication, I've had the opportunity to meet several nice people. That's a huge plus with writing -- we may not meet in person, but when we begin discussing a common interest like old cars (I don't own one; just admire from afar), it's like we're friends. After... Continue Reading →
Laurie Gray, author of Summer Sanctuary
I have the privilege of knowing Laurie Gray, award-winning author of Summer Sanctuary. This book has earned many favorable reviews. Look for this book in your library. If it is not available from your library, ask your librarian to order this book. You’ll enjoy it. *** Sometimes the idea for a book is right... Continue Reading →
Hades—Profile in Greek Mythology
One of my three books on the Greek gods is on the major god, Hades (the other two are Hephaestus and Hermes). When talking about Hades, things get a little confusing. Hades is one of the major Greek gods. The name also refers to Hades’ kingdom. Yes, Hades rules over Hades, that despicably evil... Continue Reading →
Bethany Lutheran Church-Fort Wayne Indiana
Several of my stories for the Ossian Sun Riser newspaper have been profiles on churches. This approach was done at my editor’s suggestion and it has been fun to meet so many great pastors and people who direct the spiritual health of the people in this area. Other profiles of churches will be posted... Continue Reading →
John Schreiber 1958 Chevy Bel Air
Every week I feature a profile of a classic car owner. This past year I interviewed several for a publication called Indiana Autos and RVs. It’s been fun talking with classic car owners, especially when they are already my friend. John and his wife Carol attend my church. ** It was an oddball year.... Continue Reading →
Vintage Eats of Kayleen Reusser 