Today I open up registration for my Trinity Launch Team! Want to help me spread word about Trinity for Tots? 🙂
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Nellie’s Quest
Lutheran author Donna Hues has just published the final novel in her MNM Mystery Series: Nellie’s Question: An Unexpected Deliverance.
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Concord Forge
You know how I love to spread word about Lutheran writers. I love to spread word about Lutheran artists, designers, crafters, etc., too! Today I’d like to highlight Concord Forge.
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A Simple Explanation of Angels
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Easter Poetry
Blessed Easter everyone! For my post today I thought I’d share some Easter poetry I found on the Internet. 🙂
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Have you heard of Romanos the Melodist?
Romanos the Melodist is very much on my To Read list! Below is a blog post about him and some of his writing from my dad.
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Lutheranism 101 3rd ed
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My Light and My Salvation
I have such very happy Holy Week news! Concordia Theological Theological Seminary (CLTS) of the Lutheran Church-Canada has published a new edition of My Light and My Salvation, the poetry of Rev. Kurt E. Reinhardt! Somehow this happened in January, and I missed it!
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Luther and Katharina
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12 Rules for Writing Commentary & Analysis
Ray Keating, prolific author of the Stephen Grant series and a number of non-fiction books, wrote an article, “12 Rules for Writing Commentary & Analysis” that I thought I’d share.
It seems pretty obvious that one may need to be increasingly careful in not only what we say but how we say it. It’s an additional level of discipline, but, for writers, I think that may be some of the best discipline we can aim for, right?
On a related note, or perhaps on an entirely opposite & balancing note, 🙂 here’s another link: this one to a Lutheran hymn of contentment that Rev. Fish wrote earlier this month.
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