Tag Archives: Michele Rickett

What Can One Person Do? Ask Miriam Sarzotti~

Posted on September 6, 2012 by kaystrom

Tweet Great things about writers’ conferences: we learn, we share, we network, we gather ideas, we meet new people. One of the people I met at Mount Hermon Christian Writers Conference last spring was Miriam Sarzotti. I invited Miriam to … Continue reading →

Posted in Blog | Tagged 21st Century Abolitionist, Daughters of Hope, Forgotten Girls, Israel, Michele Rickett, Miriam Sarzotti, She is Safe, SIS, social justice, Trafficking, writers, writing | 2 Comments

To Write is to Care

Posted on January 21, 2011 by Kay

Tweet What an exciting rollercoaster ride! Am I in Africa or India or the USA? Is it back in history or today? As I prepare for the February 1 release of The Triumph of Grace, book 3 of the Grace … Continue reading →

Posted in Blog | Tagged Abingdon, Africa, author interview, Daughters of Hope, fiction, global awareness, Grace in Africa, historical fiction, Michele Rickett, Sisters in Service, slavery, The Call of Zulina, The Voyage of Promise, writers, writing | 2 Comments