Are you a member of Oregon Christian Writers? Do you have publishing news to share? Please contact our business manager at business@oregonchristianwriters.org and let them know! Denise Arzoian, of Oregon City, has an article in the April edition of Purpose. Donna Gurr, of Lincoln City, has an article, “One with the Persecuted Church,” scheduled for publication in the summer 2020 …
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Danika Cooley, of Warrenton, recently signed a contract with Bethany House for a parenting book focusing on how to read and study the Bible as a family. Jane Daly, of Dallas, is scheduled to present a one-day workshop on queries and proposals at the West Coast Christian Writers LIT Conference, February 28–29. Also, Focus on the Family has a YouTube …
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Gail Denham, of Sunriver, has had several poems published in Quill & Parchment. And she placed both first and third in the Tennessee Poetry Society Contest. Her poem “Walsh Lake” is being used in the Highland Park Fall/Winter Muse. She placed second in a Poets/Patrons contest and first in a Lomp, Minnesota contest. Several of her poems have been in …
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NOVEMBER MEMBER NEWS Michelle Bader, of Vancouver, Washington, reports that because of a connection made at the 2018 summer conference, she has an article in the current issue of Brio, the Focus on the Family publication for teen girls. It is the first time she’s been published in a magazine. Jane Daly, who recently moved to Dallas, Oregon, from …
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Karen Barnett, of Albany, is a finalist for the Carol Award from American Christian Fiction Writers (ACFW). Her title, Where the Fire Falls, is one of three finalists in the historical romance category. Janice Cantore, of Waikaloa, Hawaii, is a finalist for the Carol Award in the romantic suspense category with her book Lethal Target. Camille Eide, of Sandy, has …
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Oregon Christian Writers Founded in 1963, we are an organization of writers, both amateur and professional, who are Christians. Our members write for both ministry and markets.
