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Celebrate, ye winners this week. Well-done and not the easiest of themes.

As for myself, I am crushed and disappointed.

jim mcwhinnie

Good work, all you inspired word-smiths. Know that you are adding to the blessings of God.

jim mcwhinnie

Wow! So many fine entries ... I believe the quality of writing is rising from top to bottom. Far more winners than there were places for them.

jim

Well done, worthy yet humble Faithwriters. Many fine entries this week.

Well done, all you wordsmiths for the Lord.

I am always amazed at all the inspired imagination that flourishes here among the FW family.

jim mcwhinnie

Ah, once again the astonishing grace of God and the FW judges. Thank you, I certainly needed that boost to my confidence. Yet, I am quite surprised considering the many entries I read that were worthier than mine,

Tis a joy to work and play among so many creative Christian souls.

Love ya.

Many thanks.

What is the standard for using 'toward" or 'towards"?

Though we were fewer in numbers, we were mightier in spirit.

Well done, good and faithful Faithwriters! Mighty proud to be a member of this creative community!

jim

Well done, winners and near-winners! Worthy wordsmiths all.

jim

To probably state the obvious ... the two old men in their dusty sandals ... were Peter and Paul meeting in Rome.

Wonderful, wonderful writing ... also noticed some real talent rising from Beginners.

jim

Well done, fellow Faithwriters. A most creative, imaginative Quarter's worth of word-smithing.

jim

Thanks, Deb.

I guess it's like my wife asking if actually looked for I was looking for before I call out, "I can't remember where I put my ____________________."

jim

Deb, when is the deadline for the Page Turner Contest?

How long should the synopsis be?

What are the word count parameters for the first chapter?

Thanks,

jim mcwhinnie

LET"S HEAR IT FOR JOANNE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!