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| Kaitlin Curtice |
Kaitlin is a writer, worship leader and Native American. Her book, GLORY HAPPENING, which is about finding the extraordinary presence of God in the middle of the ordinary, just went into its second printing. It reads very much like a spiritual diary, with each section offering a prayer of inspiration. Kaitlin lives with her husband and two sons. She had a lot to say about her book, and her own faith journey. Kaitlin is scheduled to be a speaker at the upcoming Why Christian? Conference in 2018. You can read Kaitlin's interview here.
Meet Greg Brown
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| Gregory Brown |
Gregory Brown is a chaplin, writer and visiting professor at Handong Global University, living with his family in South Korea. He's authored a series of bible studies, titled the Bible Teacher's Guide. Each book in Greg's series includes scriptural references, topical questions and a study guide to facilitate group discussion. If you're interested in going deeper into some of the books of the Bible that Greg has offered, it's time well spent. You can read Greg's interview here.
Meet Sonya Hollins
Sonya Hollins runs a publishing business (Season Press) with her husband Sean. She's also been a journalist and writer for a couple of decades. Additionally, Sonya founded and coordinates the Merze Tate Travel Club, named after the first African-American woman to graduate from Oxford University in England. In her career, Sonya has received numerous awards to reflect her commitment to making the community around her a better one. You can find Sonya's interview here.
Meet D.L. Mayfield
D.L. Mayfield lives in Oregon and has a ministry of living and working with immigrant families, mostly from African countries. D.L. has been doing this work with her husband for over a decade. She's also a writer and her book ASSIMILATE OR GO HOME has rapidly drawn attention for its authenticity. D.L. frequently writes on the issues of immigration and refugee reform. You can read D.L.'s interview here.
Meet Beth Watkins
If you aren't a follower of Beth Watkins' blog, you should be. She's consistently written compelling, thoughtful and insightful pieces - mostly on the subject of social justice and the church. Especially focused on refugees and immigrants. Beth spent six years working with vulnerable children and refugees in the closed countries of North Africa, South Sudan and also in Egypt. You can read Beth's interview here.
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| Sonya Hollins |
Sonya Hollins runs a publishing business (Season Press) with her husband Sean. She's also been a journalist and writer for a couple of decades. Additionally, Sonya founded and coordinates the Merze Tate Travel Club, named after the first African-American woman to graduate from Oxford University in England. In her career, Sonya has received numerous awards to reflect her commitment to making the community around her a better one. You can find Sonya's interview here.
Meet D.L. Mayfield
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| D.L.Mayfield |
D.L. Mayfield lives in Oregon and has a ministry of living and working with immigrant families, mostly from African countries. D.L. has been doing this work with her husband for over a decade. She's also a writer and her book ASSIMILATE OR GO HOME has rapidly drawn attention for its authenticity. D.L. frequently writes on the issues of immigration and refugee reform. You can read D.L.'s interview here.
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| Beth Watkins |
If you aren't a follower of Beth Watkins' blog, you should be. She's consistently written compelling, thoughtful and insightful pieces - mostly on the subject of social justice and the church. Especially focused on refugees and immigrants. Beth spent six years working with vulnerable children and refugees in the closed countries of North Africa, South Sudan and also in Egypt. You can read Beth's interview here.
I'd like to thank all of the writers who took the time to be interviewed this year. And you, the readers of this blog, for taking the time to get to know them.
Best wishes to everyone for a wonderful New Year!
And speaking of 2018, if you know of an up-and-coming author or social justice leader that you'd like to see interviewed on this blog, please leave a comment letting me know their name, and if possible, their contact information!
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