Showing posts with label seasons greetings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label seasons greetings. Show all posts

December 29, 2021

Seasons Greetings and a Blessing!


On behalf of this blog's moderators -- and all of inScribe's amazing executive -- we would like to wish each and every one of you all the best in the coming year. 

We value each contributor and appreciate the time and effort it takes to write consistently each month. We value, too, our guests and occasional contributors, since variety is the spice of life! Your voice makes this blog a rich smorgasbord. We are grateful for those who read what we've written and especially appreciate it when you take the time to comment.

A special thank you to Sandi Somers for her years of contribution. She is the one who comes up with the theme list each year and always starts the month off strong. Thank you to past moderators, Tracy Krauss and Brenda Leyland for their hard work and commitment. Thank you to our new moderator, Wendy Macdonald for taking on the task in obedience to God's call.

May God bless you richly in 2022!

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December 29, 2020

Seasons Greetings From the Executive

On behalf of InScribe Christian Writers' Fellowship and the current executive, here's wishing all our readers and contributors a very Merry Christmas and a blessed and prosperous New Year. 

2020 has been a year of challenges, but it has also been fertile soil for many deep reflections here on the InScribe blog. Thank you to the faithful regular contributors for their contributions as well as to our variety of guest bloggers. You are what keeps this blog going! I am more than thrilled with the quality of writing this year, despite the challenges we faced. 

Our organization faced other challenges, too. On November 30 we lost one of our executive team. Bobbi Junior will be missed, not only because she served so diligently as treasurer for more than eight years, but she was wise and witty, too. Despite the many trials in her life, she never complained, but just told her stories with quiet grace. If you want to read a tribute I wrote on my personal blog about Bobbi, you can visit it here: The Reluctant Mentor

We are looking forward to 2021 with anticipation, knowing that God is in control and that He has a good plan for our lives and for InScribe. Keep on praying for the executive as the team put in many hours on your behalf and things (like technology )do not always run smoothly! 

God bless and keep on writing for Him!

- Tracy Krauss on behalf of the ICWF Executive -