Welcome to Cascade Christian writers
(formerly Oregon Christian Writers)
Writing Advice to Live By
By Jodie Bailey Now, this is the piece of advice I live my writing life by. Ready? Tomorrow Me will love Today Me. How does that work? Well, it couples with my other piece of favorite advice: You can’t edit
Under a Bushel
by Sharon Fischer I glanced over at my computer, then quickly looked away in aversion and despair. Every time my eyes fell on it I was reminded of my failure to sell any of the stories God had led me
Volunteer & Job Openings with CCW
Open CCW Positions CCW Secretary This is a required officer position with a two-year term and renewable terms if the officer is willing/able and in good standing with CCW. This officer must first be voted into the board of
How to Reach Your Writing Goals with Robin Jones Gunn
Author Interview with Robin Jones Gunn by Lindy Jacobs As the new year rolls around, many of us will be reviewing the past 12 months and setting fresh writing goals. This is also the perfect time to take stock
MEMBER NEWS & PRAYER
March/April 2022 Member News
March/April Member News Julie Bonn Blank was recently notified that her book Innocent Lives won a Bookfest award. Gail Denham has had poems published in numerous publications over the last several months, including Poetic Voices (Pennsylvania), Swallow’s Nest (OCW), Sandcutters
CONFERENCES & EVENTS
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Speaker Videos from Summer Conference Are Now Available!
PLEASE NOTE The deadline for ordering summer 2024 videos has passed. Please join us at our Fall and Spring conferences and sign up for our newsletters for information on these, as well as summer conferene 2025. If you joined
2024 Cascade Award Winners
Congratulations to the 2024 Cascade Contest winners! DEVOTIONAL First Place Lana M. Usilton, "Cast a Line" Second Place Sandra Beck, "Pile of Feathers" ARTICLE, COLUMN, NONFICTION SHORT STORY First Place Denise E. Arzoian, “Pebbles in My Heart” Second Place
Preparing Your Writing for Summer Conference
It’s time to start planning! Do you have a potential book to present? What agents and editors expect first is called a “one-sheet.” It is, as indicated, one sheet and usually one-sided. It should include: A summary of your book
Check out the most recent poetry compilation from CCW Members.
