Pearl Nsiah-Kumi
Pearl is a retired registered nurse. She came to the United States from Ghana,
West Africa. She has lived in Maryland for over forty years. Pearl has three
children, a son in-law, and four grandchildren. She loves to write poetry and
short articles based on Scripture. She
has authored two books: Get On Board
and Stay On Board and The
Last Train at Sunset, and working
on a third one. These books contain salvation messages, and
messages about the Christian walk. They
are suitable for devotionals and also helpful in witnessing. Both books are available on Amazon, Barnes
and Nobles, and also on her website: pearlkumi.weebly.com
Pearl
is also a Volunteer Counselor at a local Crisis Pregnancy Clinic.
pearlkumi.weebly.com
Randy W. Kirk
When
I was a young teen, I was fascinated by Thomas Jefferson and Sir Thomas
More. Both were men for all seasons. I decided then that I wanted to
be like them. By that age I had already sold custom greeting cards,
newspapers, worked at a music retail store, and worked as baby sitter,
lawn mower, snow shoveler, dishwasher, and more. While my
inventions, books, and business adventures pale in comparison to these
men, I did manage to become competent in a wide variety of pursuits.
UCLA BA Psychology
UCLA JD Law
Owned or partnered in 33 small business ventures
As of April 2014, published 9 books
5 bicycle retail books
2 general business books
1 teen purity book
1 Christian discipleship book
Throughout
this eclectic life there is a common thread. Everything is done with
the same goal: being a part of helping people and products develop and
blossom. Currently, I own a marketing consulting company. Our role is
being the part-time VP of marketing for each of our clients. Our
clients are too small to afford a marketing department, so we help these
small companies get bigger.
God Called - He Needs Your Decision! launched in April 2014
and is by far the book and product that most expresses my heart and desire
to help others. The book attempts to lay out one possible pathway to
full surrender for Christians from a layman's perspective. I certainly
make no claim to special insight, but just hope that I have provided an
approach to Christian discipline that will help some readers to make
kingdom changing decisions. God Called - He Needs Your Decision! will be
available in Kindle, print, and audio.
Jill Marie Richardson
Jill has been a high school teacher and editor and is now a pastor and writer, which are often the same things. She writes in a variety of genres, having published hundreds of magazine articles in places like Disney's FamilyFun, Discipleship Journal, and Today's Christian Woman. She has also published five books (see below), as well as contributed to book from Lillenas Publishing House and Christianity Today.
Favorite topics for writing, speaking, and Facebook ranting include: grace, teens, risk taking, talking to Millennials, women and theology, writing, discipleship, missions, travel, and being a Christian in a post-Christian world (without being a jerk).
Jill's Currently available books include:
- Hobbits,You, and the Spiritual World
- Don't Forget to Pack the Kids: Short-Term Missions for Your Whole Family
- Please Pass the Fish Head: Planning a Volunteer Vacation with Kids
Jill
has a BA in English and Education from Washington University and an
MDiv in theology (summa cum laude) from Bethel Seminary. She is
ordained in the Free Methodist Church and has served as a worship,
preaching, and discipleship pastor. She is also a professional
speaker available for speaking engagements. Jill is represented by
Diana Flegel at Hartline Literary Agency.
With three daughters, three cats, and only one husband, she keeps busy with community theater, gardening, reading, scrapbooking, and travel. Jill loves oceans, cats, chocolate marzipan, teenagers, Tolkien, Hugo, Lewis, and Austen, her family, the Cubs, and God, not necessarily in that order.
You can visit with Jill here:
Lorilyn Roberts is an award-winning Christian author who writes for the young and the young at heart.
Her books, all available on Amazon, include the following:
The Donkey and the King (ages 2-7)
Seventh Dimension - The Door, a YA Christian Fantasy
Seventh Dimension - The King - Book One - a YA Christian Fantasy
Devotionals from the Seventh Dimension
Food for Thought: Quick and Easy Recipes for Homeschooling Families
How to Launch a Best-Selling Christian Book
Taste and See Volumes One and Two (editor)
Children of Dreams, An Adoption Memoir
Lorilyn
graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of Alabama in 1991. Her
studies included spending two weeks in Israel at the start of the Gulf
War and touring England, Australia, New Zealand, and several countries
in Europe. She later attended the Institute of Children's Literature and
earned her Master of Arts in Creative Writing from Perelandra College.
Judy Lair
Judy Lair is a licensed counselor and owner of Counselorplace Christian
Counseling. She is the author of “From the Other Side of the Couch: A Biblical
Counselor’s Guide to Relational Living.” Judy’s personal struggles with fear
led her through the valley of hurt and sorrow. She now embraces a joy-filled
life grounded in God’s truth and freedom in Christ. Judy uses her professional
counseling expertise to tell stories that help people find healing and freedom.
Her vulnerable, godly approach helps people find courage to move from Fear to
Freedom.
From the time Adam and Eve were cast
out of the Garden of Eden, humankind has lived out of a rule-oriented,
standardized framework. This strategy is great for getting tasks done, but
significantly impacts the ability to do relationships well. Self-protection,
anxiety, depression, bitterness, and resentment indicate a fear-based life.
Learning how to love God, ourselves, and others requires a transformative
process. Living a Relational lifestyle brings the happiness, contentment, and
joy humans crave. Change is possible, and the reflective questions at the end
of chapters help you personalize the journey. My Roadmap to Freedom shows how
to walk through the valley of woundedness, liberate your feelings from
captivity, wrestle inaccurate beliefs into submission, plant your flag on the
mountain of truth, and learn how to live in godly freedom. Together, we will
ask God to bring you context, clarity, compassion, and understanding about the
pain and hurt you’ve experienced and their impact on your present life. I can
tell you I absolutely, positively, completely believe in God’s heart for you
and your healing—because I know His heart for me. This book welcomes you into
my counseling office where I share the insights God has given to me on both
sides of the couch. (Available on Amazon.com)
For more information or speaking requests, contact Judy Lair, LPCC:
Blog: www.judylair.blogspot.com
Twitter: @JudyLair
Martin Roth
Martin Roth is a veteran
journalist and foreign correspondent whose reports from Asia have appeared in
leading publications around the world, including the Wall Street Journal, Los
Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, Baltimore Sun, Financial Times and The
Guardian. He is the author of many books.
His spiritual odyssey,
"Journey Out Of Nothing: My Buddhist Path to Christianity," tells
about his background in Zen Buddhism.
He has also written two
devotionals - "Love, Justice and Power: The Message of Passover for
Christians" and "A Psalm for the Battle: Reflections on Psalm 18,
Christians and Warfare."
His Brother Half Angel
international thrillers focus on the persecuted church. They feature Brother
Half Angel, an abrasive former military man who heads a clandestine new
military order that is dedicated to fighting for the rights of persecuted
Christians around the world.
The five books in the series are
"Brother Half Angel," "The Maria Kannon," "Military
Orders," "Festival in the Desert" and "The Coptic Martyr of
Cairo."
He is also the author of the
Johnny Ravine private eye series, with "Prophets and Loss," "Hot
Rock Dreaming" (Australian Christian Book of the Year finalist) and
"Burning at the Boss," and the Feisty Ferreira series of financial
thrillers - "Tokyo Bossa Nova" and "The Kalgoorlie Skimpy."
He lives in Australia with his
Korean wife and three sons.
Carol Round Biography
Christian
columnist/author/inspirational speaker
& humble servant of Jesus Christ
Carol Round earned her undergraduate teaching degree in
journalism from Oklahoma State University in 1975 and a master’s degree in
education with an emphasis in English in 1981 from Northeastern State
University, the same year she discovered she was pregnant with her second son.
She also received her library media certification in 1993 from Oklahoma
University.
After 17 years in the high school classroom and 13 as the
library media specialist, she retired in 2005, knowing God had other plans for
her life. Did you know you won’t find the word, “retirement,” in the Bible?
Carol calls it redirection and reminds others who are close to “retirement,” to
seek God’s redirection for their lives.
After her weekly column started appearing in newspapers
across the state in late 2005, she began to receive invitations to speak before
women’s groups. She laughs when she tells women the only “C” she made in
college was in speech. “I was so nervous I would cling to the podium to keep
from fainting. God does have a sense of humor!”
Words, especially God’s Word, are her passion. Her weekly
columns—which run in 14 Oklahoma newspapers, two national newspapers and
several international publications—have been compiled into three volumes: A
Matter of Faith, Faith Matters and by FAITH alone.
In February 2012, Westbow Press released Journaling
with Jesus: How to Draw Closer to God, a short but insightful book to
inspire and encourage readers to begin keeping a daily prayer journal as a
spiritual discipline to draw closer to our Heavenly Father. A companion
workbook, The 40-Day Challenge, was released in September 2012 to
help readers get started on their journey to a closer relationship with God.
Carol is currently working on two writing
projects. The first is a three-book series about teaching children the
importance of 'giving, saving and spending' money. The first book will be available
in November 2014.
Her second writing project is a Christian novel,
the first in a three-part series. The first novel will be available early next
year.
Carol has appeared as a guest on numerous Christian
television and radio programs. However, her passion is encouraging women at
retreats and prayer journaling workshops to seek a deeper relationship with
Jesus. She is a vibrant speaker, teacher and inspirational storyteller. Her
talks are filled with exciting, often humorous stories and practical
applications that teach women Biblical truths and glorify Jesus Christ as
Savior and Lord. Let Carol introduce Jesus to the women at your next event in
an honest, fresh and appealing way so that fears will fade and hearts will fill
with His Abundant Joy.
Blog: http://carolaround.com/
Book website: http://journalingwithjesus.com/
Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/carolaround
Twitter: http://twitter.com/carolaround
Amazon author page: http://www.amazon.com/Carol-Round/e/B0083ZEAWI/ref=ntt_athr_dp_pel_1
Kara Howell
Kara lives in Aurora, Colorado with her
husband and four children. She home schools three of her children. Most of her
day is spent teaching, or shuttling her kids to various activities.
Kara is a Bible believing Christian and is very
involved in her church. Writing started as a hobby, just to see if “she could”
write, but has taken on a life of its own. She has found that she loves writing
stories and creating new creatures and worlds.
Kara is an author of young adult fantasy and her first book
The Presence of Shadows was released
in April.
You can connect with her on the web at karahowell.com
and on her personal blog karahowell.blogspot.com
Michael J. Webb
Michael J. Webb
graduated summa cum laude from the
University of Florida and obtained his J. D. from the same university. Over the past forty years he has travelled
the world in search of adventure.
He is a
history buff, both ancient and modern, and is fascinated by the intersection of
the scientific, supernatural, and Biblical world views, and has studied and
taught from the Bible extensively for more than twenty-five years. He is also
intrigued by recent discoveries in quantum physics that are now providing
extraordinary insights into the reality of the spirit realm, especially as it
relates to the study of Light. He incorporates
all of the above into his supernatural thrillers.
Michael and
his wife make their home in North Carolina.
Books by Michael: The Master’s Quilt, The Nephilim Parchments,
The Song of the Seraphim (Giants in the Earth trilogy), The Oldest Enemy, Infernal
Gates. He is currently working on Devil’s
Cauldron, the sequel to Infernal Gates.
He also authored a non-fiction work entitled In the Cleft of the Rock:
Insights into the Blood of Jesus, Resurrection Power, and Saving the Soul.
Katherine Harms
Writes and teaches biblical guidance for living a Christian
worldview in a secular culture
Katherine Harms is the author of Oceans of Love, a month of daily
devotions on the love of God. The messages are drawn from texts featuring
water, particularly oceans. She writes and cruises with her husband along the
East Coast and the Bahamas on their boat-home, the sailboat No Boundaries.
Even though writing has never paid the bills, Katherine has
been a writer ever since she published her first newspaper at age nine on
notebook paper trimmed to remove the edge with the holes. In sixth grade she
started a club which successfully lobbied the teacher to allow the club to
write stories instead of dumb sentences with their spelling words.
While living
in Omaha, she contributed monthly articles on sailing to the Omaha River Rat, a magazine for boaters.
In 2004, she placed third in the
Christian Writers Guild First Novel Contest with her as yet unpublished novel Hannah’s Journal. She finds her greatest
fulfillment in writing for Christians who face the daunting pressure of
increasingly aggressive secularism. At Living on Tilt, she provides insights and guidance for prayer and Bible study to
help Christians be strong and remain faithful to Christ. Her current work in
progress, Thrive: Live Christian in a
Secular World, grows out of a commitment to help others by sharing what she
has learned in her interactions with secular activism.
Katherine has been an inventory expediter, a full-charge
bookkeeper, a hospital business office supervisor, an innovative IT manager
whose glory was to string cable and to bring medical records and home health to
the computer age, and a DBA who supported enterprise-wide software
installations around the country. Becoming an editor was the most satisfying of
career moves, and in that role her objective is to help writers flood the
reading world with quality Christian writing, fiction or nonfiction. Visit www.katherineharms.com to learn more
about the services she offers.
Emma Right
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Emma Right is a happy wife and homeschool
mother of five living in the Pacific West Coast. Her eldest son has already graduated and is
presently working. Besides running a busy home, and looking after too many
pets, she also writes stories for her children—when she is not behind the wheel
driving her children for various activities. She loves the Lord and His Word deeply, and hopes her stories will help
empower young adults and children, and instill the love of learning and
reading. Her books have won literary awards. Ms. Right worked as a copywriter for several major advertising
agencies and has won several national and international advertising awards, including
the prestigious Clio, in her copywriting career.
You can learn more about Emma
Right and her works at emmaright.com and leave your comments there or sign up for her rare newsletters. Also, you can see images
which inspire her books, Keeper of Reign, Book 1, a juvenile, epic fantasy, and her young adult/ teen psychological thriller, Dead Dreams, Book 1 on her Pinterest pages.
Carol G. Stratton
Carol G. Stratton has written over a hundred articles for
publications that include InTouch
magazine, CBN.com, and Kyria, two anthologies, Writing so Heaven Will be Different and Extraordinary Answers to Prayers
(Guideposts) and has been interviewed on several programs such as Moody Radio Midday
Connection, Army Wife, Joyfully Living Free radio shows and Friends and
Neighbors television show. Currently she is a staff writer for Lake Norman
Publications.
She has spoken at national writing conferences as well as
MOPS and other women’s groups about personality temperaments, friendship and
encouraging yourself. Her second book, Lake Surrender will be coming out Sept
23rd.
Carol is married and has four grown children and four
grandchildren. Currently she and her husband, John, live in Mooresville, North
Carolina where she loves to hike and play guitar and mandolin while learning to
love liver mush.
Websites: http://www.carolgstratton.com
Contact info: Email: carolgstratton@gmail.com
FB: Carol Stratton,
Twitter: @carolgstratton
Address: 129- A Irving Ave, Mooresville, NC 28117
Phone: 616 450-7312
Pearl is a retired registered nurse. She came to the United States from Ghana, West Africa. She has lived in Maryland for over forty years. Pearl has three children, a son in-law, and four grandchildren. She loves to write poetry and short articles based on Scripture. She has authored two books: Get On Board and Stay On Board and The Last Train at Sunset, and working on a third one. These books contain salvation messages, and messages about the Christian walk. They are suitable for devotionals and also helpful in witnessing. Both books are available on Amazon, Barnes and Nobles, and also on her website: pearlkumi.weebly.com
Pearl
is also a Volunteer Counselor at a local Crisis Pregnancy Clinic.
pearlkumi.weebly.com
Randy W. Kirk
When I was a young teen, I was fascinated by Thomas Jefferson and Sir Thomas More. Both were men for all seasons. I decided then that I wanted to be like them. By that age I had already sold custom greeting cards, newspapers, worked at a music retail store, and worked as baby sitter, lawn mower, snow shoveler, dishwasher, and more. While my inventions, books, and business adventures pale in comparison to these men, I did manage to become competent in a wide variety of pursuits.
UCLA BA Psychology
UCLA JD Law
Owned or partnered in 33 small business ventures
As of April 2014, published 9 books
5 bicycle retail books
2 general business books
1 teen purity book
1 Christian discipleship book
Throughout this eclectic life there is a common thread. Everything is done with the same goal: being a part of helping people and products develop and blossom. Currently, I own a marketing consulting company. Our role is being the part-time VP of marketing for each of our clients. Our clients are too small to afford a marketing department, so we help these small companies get bigger.
God Called - He Needs Your Decision! launched in April 2014 and is by far the book and product that most expresses my heart and desire to help others. The book attempts to lay out one possible pathway to full surrender for Christians from a layman's perspective. I certainly make no claim to special insight, but just hope that I have provided an approach to Christian discipline that will help some readers to make kingdom changing decisions. God Called - He Needs Your Decision! will be available in Kindle, print, and audio.
Jill Marie Richardson
Jill has been a high school teacher and editor and is now a pastor and writer, which are often the same things. She writes in a variety of genres, having published hundreds of magazine articles in places like Disney's FamilyFun, Discipleship Journal, and Today's Christian Woman. She has also published five books (see below), as well as contributed to book from Lillenas Publishing House and Christianity Today.
Favorite topics for writing, speaking, and Facebook ranting include: grace, teens, risk taking, talking to Millennials, women and theology, writing, discipleship, missions, travel, and being a Christian in a post-Christian world (without being a jerk).
Jill's Currently available books include:
- Hobbits,You, and the Spiritual World
- Don't Forget to Pack the Kids: Short-Term Missions for Your Whole Family
- Please Pass the Fish Head: Planning a Volunteer Vacation with Kids
Jill
has a BA in English and Education from Washington University and an
MDiv in theology (summa cum laude) from Bethel Seminary. She is
ordained in the Free Methodist Church and has served as a worship,
preaching, and discipleship pastor. She is also a professional
speaker available for speaking engagements. Jill is represented by
Diana Flegel at Hartline Literary Agency.
With three daughters, three cats, and only one husband, she keeps busy with community theater, gardening, reading, scrapbooking, and travel. Jill loves oceans, cats, chocolate marzipan, teenagers, Tolkien, Hugo, Lewis, and Austen, her family, the Cubs, and God, not necessarily in that order.
You can visit with Jill here:
Lorilyn Roberts is an award-winning Christian author who writes for the young and the young at heart.
Her books, all available on Amazon, include the following:
The Donkey and the King (ages 2-7)
Seventh Dimension - The Door, a YA Christian Fantasy
Seventh Dimension - The King - Book One - a YA Christian Fantasy
Devotionals from the Seventh Dimension
Food for Thought: Quick and Easy Recipes for Homeschooling Families
How to Launch a Best-Selling Christian Book
Taste and See Volumes One and Two (editor)
Children of Dreams, An Adoption Memoir
Lorilyn graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of Alabama in 1991. Her studies included spending two weeks in Israel at the start of the Gulf War and touring England, Australia, New Zealand, and several countries in Europe. She later attended the Institute of Children's Literature and earned her Master of Arts in Creative Writing from Perelandra College.
Judy Lair
Judy Lair is a licensed counselor and owner of Counselorplace Christian
Counseling. She is the author of “From the Other Side of the Couch: A Biblical
Counselor’s Guide to Relational Living.” Judy’s personal struggles with fear
led her through the valley of hurt and sorrow. She now embraces a joy-filled
life grounded in God’s truth and freedom in Christ. Judy uses her professional
counseling expertise to tell stories that help people find healing and freedom.
Her vulnerable, godly approach helps people find courage to move from Fear to
Freedom.
From the time Adam and Eve were cast
out of the Garden of Eden, humankind has lived out of a rule-oriented,
standardized framework. This strategy is great for getting tasks done, but
significantly impacts the ability to do relationships well. Self-protection,
anxiety, depression, bitterness, and resentment indicate a fear-based life.
Learning how to love God, ourselves, and others requires a transformative
process. Living a Relational lifestyle brings the happiness, contentment, and
joy humans crave. Change is possible, and the reflective questions at the end
of chapters help you personalize the journey. My Roadmap to Freedom shows how
to walk through the valley of woundedness, liberate your feelings from
captivity, wrestle inaccurate beliefs into submission, plant your flag on the
mountain of truth, and learn how to live in godly freedom. Together, we will
ask God to bring you context, clarity, compassion, and understanding about the
pain and hurt you’ve experienced and their impact on your present life. I can
tell you I absolutely, positively, completely believe in God’s heart for you
and your healing—because I know His heart for me. This book welcomes you into
my counseling office where I share the insights God has given to me on both
sides of the couch. (Available on Amazon.com)
For more information or speaking requests, contact Judy Lair, LPCC:
Blog: www.judylair.blogspot.com
Twitter: @JudyLair
Martin Roth
Martin Roth is a veteran
journalist and foreign correspondent whose reports from Asia have appeared in
leading publications around the world, including the Wall Street Journal, Los
Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, Baltimore Sun, Financial Times and The
Guardian. He is the author of many books.
His spiritual odyssey,
"Journey Out Of Nothing: My Buddhist Path to Christianity," tells
about his background in Zen Buddhism.
He has also written two
devotionals - "Love, Justice and Power: The Message of Passover for
Christians" and "A Psalm for the Battle: Reflections on Psalm 18,
Christians and Warfare."
His Brother Half Angel
international thrillers focus on the persecuted church. They feature Brother
Half Angel, an abrasive former military man who heads a clandestine new
military order that is dedicated to fighting for the rights of persecuted
Christians around the world.
The five books in the series are
"Brother Half Angel," "The Maria Kannon," "Military
Orders," "Festival in the Desert" and "The Coptic Martyr of
Cairo."
He is also the author of the
Johnny Ravine private eye series, with "Prophets and Loss," "Hot
Rock Dreaming" (Australian Christian Book of the Year finalist) and
"Burning at the Boss," and the Feisty Ferreira series of financial
thrillers - "Tokyo Bossa Nova" and "The Kalgoorlie Skimpy."
He lives in Australia with his
Korean wife and three sons.
Carol Round Biography
Christian
columnist/author/inspirational speaker
& humble servant of Jesus Christ
Carol Round earned her undergraduate teaching degree in
journalism from Oklahoma State University in 1975 and a master’s degree in
education with an emphasis in English in 1981 from Northeastern State
University, the same year she discovered she was pregnant with her second son.
She also received her library media certification in 1993 from Oklahoma
University.
After 17 years in the high school classroom and 13 as the
library media specialist, she retired in 2005, knowing God had other plans for
her life. Did you know you won’t find the word, “retirement,” in the Bible?
Carol calls it redirection and reminds others who are close to “retirement,” to
seek God’s redirection for their lives.
After her weekly column started appearing in newspapers
across the state in late 2005, she began to receive invitations to speak before
women’s groups. She laughs when she tells women the only “C” she made in
college was in speech. “I was so nervous I would cling to the podium to keep
from fainting. God does have a sense of humor!”
Words, especially God’s Word, are her passion. Her weekly
columns—which run in 14 Oklahoma newspapers, two national newspapers and
several international publications—have been compiled into three volumes: A
Matter of Faith, Faith Matters and by FAITH alone.
In February 2012, Westbow Press released Journaling
with Jesus: How to Draw Closer to God, a short but insightful book to
inspire and encourage readers to begin keeping a daily prayer journal as a
spiritual discipline to draw closer to our Heavenly Father. A companion
workbook, The 40-Day Challenge, was released in September 2012 to
help readers get started on their journey to a closer relationship with God.
Carol is currently working on two writing
projects. The first is a three-book series about teaching children the
importance of 'giving, saving and spending' money. The first book will be available
in November 2014.
Her second writing project is a Christian novel,
the first in a three-part series. The first novel will be available early next
year.
Carol has appeared as a guest on numerous Christian
television and radio programs. However, her passion is encouraging women at
retreats and prayer journaling workshops to seek a deeper relationship with
Jesus. She is a vibrant speaker, teacher and inspirational storyteller. Her
talks are filled with exciting, often humorous stories and practical
applications that teach women Biblical truths and glorify Jesus Christ as
Savior and Lord. Let Carol introduce Jesus to the women at your next event in
an honest, fresh and appealing way so that fears will fade and hearts will fill
with His Abundant Joy.
Blog: http://carolaround.com/
Book website: http://journalingwithjesus.com/
Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/carolaround
Twitter: http://twitter.com/carolaround
Amazon author page: http://www.amazon.com/Carol-Round/e/B0083ZEAWI/ref=ntt_athr_dp_pel_1
Blog: http://carolaround.com/
Book website: http://journalingwithjesus.com/
Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/carolaround
Twitter: http://twitter.com/carolaround
Amazon author page: http://www.amazon.com/Carol-Round/e/B0083ZEAWI/ref=ntt_athr_dp_pel_1
Kara Howell
Kara lives in Aurora, Colorado with her husband and four children. She home schools three of her children. Most of her day is spent teaching, or shuttling her kids to various activities.
Kara is a Bible believing Christian and is very
involved in her church. Writing started as a hobby, just to see if “she could”
write, but has taken on a life of its own. She has found that she loves writing
stories and creating new creatures and worlds.
Kara is an author of young adult fantasy and her first book The Presence of Shadows was released in April.
You can connect with her on the web at karahowell.com
and on her personal blog karahowell.blogspot.com
Michael J. Webb
Michael J. Webb
graduated summa cum laude from the
University of Florida and obtained his J. D. from the same university. Over the past forty years he has travelled
the world in search of adventure.
He is a
history buff, both ancient and modern, and is fascinated by the intersection of
the scientific, supernatural, and Biblical world views, and has studied and
taught from the Bible extensively for more than twenty-five years. He is also
intrigued by recent discoveries in quantum physics that are now providing
extraordinary insights into the reality of the spirit realm, especially as it
relates to the study of Light. He incorporates
all of the above into his supernatural thrillers.
Michael and
his wife make their home in North Carolina.
Books by Michael: The Master’s Quilt, The Nephilim Parchments,
The Song of the Seraphim (Giants in the Earth trilogy), The Oldest Enemy, Infernal
Gates. He is currently working on Devil’s
Cauldron, the sequel to Infernal Gates.
He also authored a non-fiction work entitled In the Cleft of the Rock:
Insights into the Blood of Jesus, Resurrection Power, and Saving the Soul.
Michael J. Webb
Michael J. Webb
graduated summa cum laude from the
University of Florida and obtained his J. D. from the same university. Over the past forty years he has travelled
the world in search of adventure.
He is a
history buff, both ancient and modern, and is fascinated by the intersection of
the scientific, supernatural, and Biblical world views, and has studied and
taught from the Bible extensively for more than twenty-five years. He is also
intrigued by recent discoveries in quantum physics that are now providing
extraordinary insights into the reality of the spirit realm, especially as it
relates to the study of Light. He incorporates
all of the above into his supernatural thrillers.
Michael and
his wife make their home in North Carolina.
Books by Michael: The Master’s Quilt, The Nephilim Parchments,
The Song of the Seraphim (Giants in the Earth trilogy), The Oldest Enemy, Infernal
Gates. He is currently working on Devil’s
Cauldron, the sequel to Infernal Gates.
He also authored a non-fiction work entitled In the Cleft of the Rock:
Insights into the Blood of Jesus, Resurrection Power, and Saving the Soul.
Katherine Harms
Writes and teaches biblical guidance for living a Christian
worldview in a secular culture
Katherine Harms is the author of Oceans of Love, a month of daily
devotions on the love of God. The messages are drawn from texts featuring
water, particularly oceans. She writes and cruises with her husband along the
East Coast and the Bahamas on their boat-home, the sailboat No Boundaries.
Even though writing has never paid the bills, Katherine has
been a writer ever since she published her first newspaper at age nine on
notebook paper trimmed to remove the edge with the holes. In sixth grade she
started a club which successfully lobbied the teacher to allow the club to
write stories instead of dumb sentences with their spelling words.
While living in Omaha, she contributed monthly articles on sailing to the Omaha River Rat, a magazine for boaters. In 2004, she placed third in the Christian Writers Guild First Novel Contest with her as yet unpublished novel Hannah’s Journal. She finds her greatest fulfillment in writing for Christians who face the daunting pressure of increasingly aggressive secularism. At Living on Tilt, she provides insights and guidance for prayer and Bible study to help Christians be strong and remain faithful to Christ. Her current work in progress, Thrive: Live Christian in a Secular World, grows out of a commitment to help others by sharing what she has learned in her interactions with secular activism.
While living in Omaha, she contributed monthly articles on sailing to the Omaha River Rat, a magazine for boaters. In 2004, she placed third in the Christian Writers Guild First Novel Contest with her as yet unpublished novel Hannah’s Journal. She finds her greatest fulfillment in writing for Christians who face the daunting pressure of increasingly aggressive secularism. At Living on Tilt, she provides insights and guidance for prayer and Bible study to help Christians be strong and remain faithful to Christ. Her current work in progress, Thrive: Live Christian in a Secular World, grows out of a commitment to help others by sharing what she has learned in her interactions with secular activism.
Katherine has been an inventory expediter, a full-charge
bookkeeper, a hospital business office supervisor, an innovative IT manager
whose glory was to string cable and to bring medical records and home health to
the computer age, and a DBA who supported enterprise-wide software
installations around the country. Becoming an editor was the most satisfying of
career moves, and in that role her objective is to help writers flood the
reading world with quality Christian writing, fiction or nonfiction. Visit www.katherineharms.com to learn more
about the services she offers.
Emma Right
Emma Right is a happy wife and homeschool
mother of five living in the Pacific West Coast. Her eldest son has already graduated and is
presently working. Besides running a busy home, and looking after too many
pets, she also writes stories for her children—when she is not behind the wheel
driving her children for various activities. She loves the Lord and His Word deeply, and hopes her stories will help
empower young adults and children, and instill the love of learning and
reading. Her books have won literary awards. Ms. Right worked as a copywriter for several major advertising
agencies and has won several national and international advertising awards, including
the prestigious Clio, in her copywriting career.
You can learn more about Emma Right and her works at emmaright.com and leave your comments there or sign up for her rare newsletters. Also, you can see images
which inspire her books, Keeper of Reign, Book 1, a juvenile, epic fantasy, and her young adult/ teen psychological thriller, Dead Dreams, Book 1 on her Pinterest pages.
You can learn more about Emma Right and her works at emmaright.com and leave your comments there or sign up for her rare newsletters. Also, you can see images
which inspire her books, Keeper of Reign, Book 1, a juvenile, epic fantasy, and her young adult/ teen psychological thriller, Dead Dreams, Book 1 on her Pinterest pages.
Carol G. Stratton
Carol G. Stratton has written over a hundred articles for
publications that include InTouch
magazine, CBN.com, and Kyria, two anthologies, Writing so Heaven Will be Different and Extraordinary Answers to Prayers
(Guideposts) and has been interviewed on several programs such as Moody Radio Midday
Connection, Army Wife, Joyfully Living Free radio shows and Friends and
Neighbors television show. Currently she is a staff writer for Lake Norman
Publications.
She has spoken at national writing conferences as well as
MOPS and other women’s groups about personality temperaments, friendship and
encouraging yourself. Her second book, Lake Surrender will be coming out Sept
23rd.
Carol is married and has four grown children and four
grandchildren. Currently she and her husband, John, live in Mooresville, North
Carolina where she loves to hike and play guitar and mandolin while learning to
love liver mush.
Websites: http://www.carolgstratton.com
Carol G. Stratton
Carol G. Stratton has written over a hundred articles for
publications that include InTouch
magazine, CBN.com, and Kyria, two anthologies, Writing so Heaven Will be Different and Extraordinary Answers to Prayers
(Guideposts) and has been interviewed on several programs such as Moody Radio Midday
Connection, Army Wife, Joyfully Living Free radio shows and Friends and
Neighbors television show. Currently she is a staff writer for Lake Norman
Publications.
She has spoken at national writing conferences as well as
MOPS and other women’s groups about personality temperaments, friendship and
encouraging yourself. Her second book, Lake Surrender will be coming out Sept
23rd.
Carol is married and has four grown children and four
grandchildren. Currently she and her husband, John, live in Mooresville, North
Carolina where she loves to hike and play guitar and mandolin while learning to
love liver mush.
Websites: http://www.carolgstratton.com
Contact info: Email: carolgstratton@gmail.com
FB: Carol Stratton,
Twitter: @carolgstratton
Address: 129- A Irving Ave, Mooresville, NC 28117
Phone: 616 450-7312
FB: Carol Stratton,
Twitter: @carolgstratton
Address: 129- A Irving Ave, Mooresville, NC 28117
Phone: 616 450-7312
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