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About me

I am a freelance writer focusing on grant requests for nonprofit agencies and churches. I write online for Demand Studios, Helium and Faithwriters. I have extensive experience in a Marketing Department, preparing proposals, writing marketing brochures, and arranging travel and trade shows. I have prepared and given PowerPoint presentations while employed as an internal auditor. My varied experience includes bookkeeping and tax preparation. Additionally, I am adept at technical writing and enjoy creative writing. I am a wife to a wonderful Christian man, the mother to a beautiful daughter and handsome son, and grandmother to two precious boys.

Briefly me

My passion is ...

Writing about and for Jesus Christ

I know too much about ...

cats, since three of them own me.

My parents always told me ...

Tell the truth. It's easier than lying.

My childhood ambition ...

Writing

My favorite memory ...

As a child, lying outside on the grass with my dad, looking at the stars and wondering about God's creation.

Why I write ...

To serve Jesus through my writing.

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

WCRF (Moody Broadcasting), reading books by Joseph Stowell

My first job ...

Working at DogNSuds, serving food

My best moment ...

When I truly accepted Christ into my heart.

My inspiration ...

The Bible

Featured article by Jinianne Lutz

Society & Lifestyle > Social Values & Norms Should girls be allowed to join the Boy Scouts?: 2 of 3

Boy Scouts are for boys and Girl Scouts are for girls. Neither should be allowed to join the other group. Boy Scouts are an active group, spending a lot of time in the outdoors learning camping and hiking skills. They have fun, partake in sports, and learn how to get along with others and help those less fortunate. Children in the age range of Boy Scouts need to be differentiated in an effort to allow them to focus on their own gender and how to make good choices because of their gender. Mixing boys and girls together in the intensity of Scouts' programs may result in a propensity towards ...
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