When it comes to the Christian faith, the loudest voices haven’t always been the most beautiful or the most faithful voices. We believe it’s time to change the narrative, and one of the ways we change it is by changing the narrators.

So we have created this series of workshops in order to help compassionate, faith-rooted Christians raise their voices in a public way. We are committed to amplifying the voices of people of faith who are writing, and speaking, and creating music and art at the intersection of Jesus and justice, grounded in love and liberation.

Think of all the books that have shaped who you are and how you look at the world! How did the writer move the idea from their mind to your bookshelf? What was their writing process? How did they get their foot in the door with a publisher? Why did the publisher say, “Yes!” to publishing their book? Did they have an agent? What difference does an agent make?

Have you thought about writing a book? Maybe you have these questions or others about the writing and publishing process.

Join Lisa Sharon Harper for our next Professional Development Workshop, “How to Write a Book and Change the World!”

Author and activist, Lisa is the president and founder of Freedom Road, LLC and board member of Red Letter Christians. Lisa will drop gems you won’t want to miss. Shane will facilitate an invaluable time of questions and participant dialogue with Lisa following the workshop.

This webinar is being offered on a “give-what-you-can” basis, but registration is required. We’ll be live on our socials as always; Register here to join us on Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUvceGrpjMvH9bHFYgs_KcOj5RGMmDVG8Bm

We’ll be live on YouTube, Facebook and Twitter.

*This webinar is a part of RLC’s Professional Development Series that is open to the public attending live (registration required) and thereafter will be available with limited access! You definitely don’t want to miss this! 

On March 20, 2023, Yuval Dag refused his military conscription and was sent by an Israeli military court to prison. After growing up with a nationalist identity, Yuval began to question his privilege and how it was maintained through the oppression of Palestinians. “Resistance begins, first of all, with self-reflection and understanding. With the understanding that by wearing a uniform and symbols of a certain body, you choose to represent that body. With the understanding that enlisting in the army is a political choice, and its meaning is to support the military and political agenda, and to take part in it. The understanding that even a small cog contributes to the system’s function.” Yuval decided that he could not in good conscience accept his military conscription. He spent two months in prison for his refusal to serve and today works with the Israeli Refusers Solidarity Network to support other Israeli Jewish Refuseniks.

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