Good morning, I'm in Scotland, and was made redundant back in December. I've been job hunting for 5 months and sat down and wrote a prompt for creating a skills profile matching diagnostic, did a test run on it for myself and the top suggestion was a ghost writer for Linkedin. I tweaked the search to look for opportunities to be in service in a faith led capacity and it recommended writing and communications, with an emphasis on events, weddings and women in small businesses. Still trying to work out how that takes shape, but I went in search of faith based groups for creatives and found this group. So I am still working on how my writing is going to take shape but hello and thank you for welcoming me. "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me" Philippians 4:13

Hello writers, I am Meghan a professional Christian book ghostwriter, I do book editing and design book covers. Glad to be part of faith driven community of writers. Attached is a sample of my most recent designs. Thanks to the admin for the warm welcome.

We’ve had our first week together in Faith Writers, and I just want to say I’m really grateful for each of you who’s shown up. 🥹 I want to build this WITH you, not just for you. So I’d love to hear from you 👇 What’s been most helpful so far? What have you enjoyed the most? What would you like to see more of going forward? Whether it’s: Prayer threads Writing tips Peer feedback Accountability Or something else entirely, your input matters. Thanks for being a part of this 💪🏽

Good Morning, Faith Writers ☀️ One thing writing has taught me as a ghostwriter and cover designer is that powerful books rarely begin perfectly. They usually begin with obedience. A quiet idea. A rough draft. A message God won’t let go of. Keep writing anyway. Someone may one day find healing, wisdom, or encouragement in the words you almost gave up on. ✍️📖 Wishing everyone a productive and grace-filled writing day.

Why Most Stories Feel Empty (And How to Fix It) ✍️ A lot of stories don’t fail because of bad writing… They feel empty because nothing really matters in the scene. Here’s what I mean: If your character: Doesn’t risk anything Doesn’t stand to lose anything Or can just “try again later” 👉 Then there are no real stakes. And if there are no stakes, readers won’t feel anything. 🔑 The Fix: Give Your Character Something to Lose Ask yourself: What does my character want right now? What happens if they don’t get it? Why does it matter in this moment? Even a simple scene becomes powerful when something is on the line. ⚡ Example: Instead of: A character talks to someone and hopes it goes well Try: If this conversation fails, they lose a relationship, an opportunity, or even their safety Now the scene has weight. 🎯 Try This: Take a scene you’ve written and ask: “What’s at stake here?” If the answer is “not much”… that’s your opportunity to strengthen it. 👇 If you want feedback, drop a short scene below and I’ll help you identify the stakes.