Monday, May 14, 2007

Registration Form

To register for the 2007 SCWC workshop, please use the following form. Click on it to make it full size, then print it out. Fill it out and mail to: SCWC, PO Box 1106, Northport, AL 35476.

If you need more information, please feel free to get in touch with us at:

David or Joanne Sloan

(205) 333-8603

SCWC
PO Box 1106
Northport, AL 35476

email: scwcworkshop@bellsouth.net

We hope to see you at the SCWC!!!

Congrats to SCWC Members!

Jan White of Andalusia, Ala., has won FIRST PLACE in the annual Amy Writing Awards for her article “Forgiveness is the Key to Unlocking Hatred.” The Amy Awards programs is one of the largest in the world. She will receive her award at a national ceremony June 12 in Detroit. You may find her article and the other Amy winning entries at http://www.amyfound.org/amy_writing_awards/past_winners.html

Genie Bernstein of Athens, Ga., has published short stories, articles, and essays in several magazines. Her story “Southern Hospitality” won the Carrie McCray Literary Award from the South Carolina Writers Workshop.

Grace Booth of Picayune, Miss., had an article in the “His Mysterious Ways” feature in Guideposts magazine.

Rhonda Brasseal of Columbia, Miss., writes a weekly food column for the local newspaper, the Columbian-Progress. Publish America published her cookbook, Ten Pots.

Lettie Kirkpatrick Burress of Cleveland, Tenn., had her first book, Lessons, Laughter and Tough Love, published. Her articles appeared in a book compilation series by Women Alive! and she continues to write for various magazines.

Jody Evans of Tuscaloosa, Ala., began writing for KidsLife Magazine, had an article published in Alabama Baby, and began writing a column for Single Parenting called “Reflections on Single Parenting.”

Wanda Griffith of Cleveland, Tenn., had a seven-week Bible study, Extreme Makeovers—Biblical Style, published.

Kathryn Lang of Guntersville, Ala., began writing a column for an Auburn football website.

Charlotte Lee of Pinson, Ala., began writing regularly for the Pinson News, covering church and senior events. She also wrote articles for The Pioneer (the Jefferson State Community College newspaper).

Marlaine Peachey of Mandeville, La., had articles published in Living Magazine and Sophisticated Woman Magazine. Her book, Grace Through the Storm, was published by Xulon Publishing.

Brian Reaves of Pell City, Ala., had his Christian suspense novel, Stolen Lives, published by River Oak Publishers.

Linda Roberts of Starkville, Miss., had a number of letters published in the Starkville Daily News. She also wrote an article for the newspaper and writes a bi-monthly newsletter for Sunset Bible Studies.

Jim Rooks of Sulligent, Ala., had an article published in the Tombigbee Country Magazine.

Nan Sugg of Jackson, Miss., had a children’s picture book, Erin and Katrina, published. It is about the hurricane as viewed by one child many miles from the Gulf Coast.

Pat Taylor of Hueytown, Ala., formed the SonShine Writers Group, a group of Christian writers from her area that meets monthly for breakfast, share time, and writing together. The group’s motto is “Writing to Give Others Hope.”

Sunday, May 13, 2007

2007 Writing Contest Rules

More Registration Information

Need a Place to Stay? Lodging Information

LODGING

Lodging is available in a variety of motels.

Rates: The first number in the list below is for single rooms; the second is for doubles.

Rates are quoted as of April 2007. You should confirm rates with the motel.

Some motels have AARP and senior discounts.

Add 12% tax to the room rates.

Distances are from the motel to First Baptist Church.

*MASTERS INN — $45-$50 • 4.5 miles • 205-556-2010
MOTEL 6 — $48-$48 • 5 mi. • 205-759-4942
*America’s Best Value Inn — $49-$49 • 4.5 mi. • 205-556-7950
*MICROTEL— $50-$55 • 9 mi. • 205-556-1555
*ECONOLODGE INN — $51-$67 • 5.1 mi. • 205-345-1434
*BEST VALUE INN — $52-$52 • 4.5 mi. • 205-556-7950
*GUEST LODGE — $52-$58 • 4.5 mi. • 205-553-1550
*SUPER 8 — $54-$63 • 4.7 mi. • 205-758-8878
*ECONOLODGE (Northport) — $54-$63 • 3.4 mi. • 205-330-0345
*RAMADA INN — $56-$72 • 4.5 mi. • 205-759-4431
*DAYS INN — $57-$78 • 5 mi. • 205-759-5000
*BEST WESTERN (Northport) — $60-$75 • 3.4 mi. • 205-339-5200
*BEST WESTERN Park Plz — $68-$68 • 4.7 mi. • 205-556-9690
*QUALITY INN — $67-$80 • 5.1 mi. • 205-759-9878
Sleep Inn — $68-$75 • 8 mi. • 205-556-5696
Home-towne Suites — $71-$89 • 3.8 mi. • 205-553-3828
*LA QUINTA — $74-$80 • 4.7 mi. • 205-349-3270
*FAIRFIELD INN — $79-$79 • 3.9 mi. • 205-366-0900
*JAMESON INN — $80-$80 • 3.4 mi. • 205-345-5024
HOWARD JOHNSON — $80-$80 • 7 mi. • 205-469-1500
*COMFORT INN — $80-$95 • 9 mi. • 205-556-3232
*COUNTRY INN — $84-$84 • 4.9 mi. • 205-345-9999
COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT — $89-$110 • 3.9 mi. • 205-750-8384
*Holiday Inn Express — $113-$119 • 3.8 mi. • 205-464-4000
FOUR POINTS (Sheraton) $120-$140 • 2.9 mi. • 205-752-3200

* NOTE: These motels provide a free continental breakfast




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