Here’s another Lutheran author to know about! 🙂 Cheryl Pickett loves to write about nature and science, and describes her books as children’s devotional and children’s inspirational. Nice!
Monthly Archives: May 2020
Susan Maluschka
I’ve come across another Lutheran author. 🙂 Susan Maluschka is a lifelong LCMSer who has published two books in just about the last year.
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Poetry about being Home
Ladies and gentlemen, if you are interested in writing poetry, I’m interested in reading/ receiving poetry about being home.
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Yay!
Just recorded a radio interview for the Coffee Hour on KFUO. 🙂 It will air on a Tuesday or Thursday, likely next week, and it is on community and writing networks. It’s part of a series hosting various presenters for the Lutheran Writers’ Conference that’s sadly been cancelled. So stay tuned! Listen live or archived!
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Birthday
Happy birthday to me! It’s my big 4-0! Also, a blessed Memorial Day to everyone who’s lost loved ones in military service! My heart also goes out to the deployed and their families!
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Sing for Joy
A friend mentioned a neat radio program to me the other day so now I get to share it with you. 🙂 Sing for Joy is a radio program produced by St. Olaf College, an ELCA liberal arts college in Minnesota.
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Podcasts for Kids
Hello. Interested in podcasts for kids? I’ve started gathering names. Please look through the list below and let me know if I’ve missed anything Lutheran-friendly.
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Literature as God’s Gift
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Shared Lutheran dystopian idea
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Who wants to write Lutheran dystopian novels?! I do! It’s been a while since I shared an idea for a novel. Still, once again I don’t have time to write it and just maybe you do, now or someday. 🙂 So here’s my shared Lutheran dystopian idea for a novel.
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Piano for Church
I’m trying to relearn piano for church. Ideally I’d like to work my way up to organ, but for now I’m re-educating my fingers and trying to whip the fog out of my bass-clef reading skills.