by M. J. | Oct 8, 2019 | Conferences
Write your story. That was the recurring theme of last week’s nightly Writers’ Workshop led by Scott and Sandi Tompkins in Tullahoma, Tennessee. “Do you write as a hobby or with a sense of calling?” Scott asked the group on the first night. The...
by M. J. | Jun 26, 2019 | Conferences, Writing
Christian writers, like Christian musicians, have come a long way. We no longer throw a song or book together and expect God to anoint it. As Christian artists competing in a world market, we’re learning to develop our skills to offer our very best to Him and to our...
by M. J. | Sep 5, 2018 | Conferences, Life Lessons from the Hive
I’ve been to a few conferences in my time and they can be overwhelming with lots of people, new information, break-out sessions and not-so-homey accommodations. It’s the Best of Times and the Worst of Times — not because conferences are bad, but...
by M. J. | Jul 17, 2018 | Bee Tracks, Conferences
Suki and I spent last week in St Louis at the Heartland Apicultural Society Annual Conference (HAS). In other words, we buzzed around with fellow beekeepers learning about and, naturally, talking about bees. HAS hosted many excellent speakers as well as wonderful...
by M. J. | Feb 11, 2018 | Conferences
Suki, Patty and me Just me With Suki With Patty With Cherie Jobe We were busy as bees this weekend! First the Coffee County Lannom Library in Tullahoma on Thursday, then the New Beginnings Women’s Conference in Murfreesboro on Saturday. Suki Brannan, Patty...
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