Words have power to heal and change lives. Your words in magazines, in books, in devotional booklets, on websites, and in other types of published works can make a difference in people’s lives and help build God’s Kingdom. The Write-to-Publish Conference can help you get your words published.

Editors and agents from Christian publishing houses and literary agencies will tell what they’re looking for and meet with you one-on-one to discuss your ideas and manuscripts. They, along with well-published freelance writers, will teach you how to write a variety of publishable manuscripts, improve your writing skills, find appropriate markets for your ideas, and deal with the business side of writing. Plus you can get feedback on your manuscripts.

If you have at least one book published or under contract, you can take advantage of the Book Marketing Boot Camp with consulting guru Rob Eagar of Wildfire Marketing. This special, expanded career track will give you the tools you need to start a wildfire with your books.

Join us June 5-8 for instruction, encouragement, networking, and fellowship with other writers, editors, and agents. Join the many conferees who have testified that they made more money in sales, assignments, and leads about open markets than what they paid for the conference. Join us as we celebrate our 40th conference for training writers, connecting them with editors to publish their work, and connecting them with agents to represent them.


Lin Johnson
Director
Managing editor of Advanced Christian Writer, Christian Communicator, and Church Libraries; freelance writer, editor, and proofreader; international conference teacher;
adjunct professor, Taylor University; Gold Medallion Book Award recipient and EPA Higher Goals Award recipient
Jane Rubietta
Assistant Director &
Manuscript Coordinator


Freelance writer and speaker
Joyce K. Ellis
Assistant Director
Freelance writer and editor; contributing editor of Christian Communicator; editorial assistant for Prayer Connect; speaker; Gold Medallion Book Award and EPA Higher Goals Award recipient
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