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Echoes of The Right to God
everyday spirituality for everyday people
everyday spirituality for everyday people
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articles published in Echoes.
You are free to share it within reasonable limits, but not for material or personal gain or in any way contrary or offensive to the intent of this message.
Permission must be obtained to reprint articles by individual authors in Echoes.
For any questions regarding copyright and reasonable use, contact Ron or Jennie Dugan at jenniedugan@buckeye-express .com.
You are free to share it within reasonable limits, but not for material or personal gain or in any way contrary or offensive to the intent of this message.
Permission must be obtained to reprint articles by individual authors in Echoes.
For any questions regarding copyright and reasonable use, contact Ron or Jennie Dugan at jenniedugan@buckeye-express .com.
Jennie is an
award-winning
writer and
co-author of The
Right to God.
Jennie's articles
have appeared
in Priscilla
Papers,
Supervision and
more. Her
award-winning
pieces include
articles in
Advance for
Respiratory Care
Practitioners, as
well as Writers
Conference
awards.
Ron is
co-author of
The Right to
God. His
inspiring
message on
reclaiming our
right to God is
eye-opening to
anyone who
has the
privilege to
hear him
speak.
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everyday people, is
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Ron Dugan
Co-Managing Editor
Co-Managing Editor
Jennie Dugan
Co-Managing Editor
Co-Managing Editor
November 19, 2011
Dear Echoes Writers and Readers,
Sincere thanks to everyone who submitted for the Echoes of the Right to God book! We received many beautiful works. We know some of you will be disappointed, but the Echoes of the Right to God anthology originally planned for 2011 has been canceled. It's an exciting time for us as writers. It's an exciting for all of us trying to walk God's path, one step at a time.
We know some of our essay winners looked forward to this compilation. Essays published in the magazine will remain on line at this time. While we may publish this book in 2012, we feel it's unreasonable to ask anyone who submitted to wait. Please, feel free to submit your work elsewhere. And let us know on Facebook where your work is published! We love to share!
If there are opportunities to submit to Echoes next year, we'll send out an email. Also, 'like' us on Facebook, and you'll be the first to know what's next.
Special thanks to everyone who sent their work to us! You're awesome writers with heartfelt messages. We wish you all the best.
Thank you again for being part of The Right to God.
Blessings,
Ron & Jennie Dugan
Dear Echoes Writers and Readers,
Sincere thanks to everyone who submitted for the Echoes of the Right to God book! We received many beautiful works. We know some of you will be disappointed, but the Echoes of the Right to God anthology originally planned for 2011 has been canceled. It's an exciting time for us as writers. It's an exciting for all of us trying to walk God's path, one step at a time.
We know some of our essay winners looked forward to this compilation. Essays published in the magazine will remain on line at this time. While we may publish this book in 2012, we feel it's unreasonable to ask anyone who submitted to wait. Please, feel free to submit your work elsewhere. And let us know on Facebook where your work is published! We love to share!
If there are opportunities to submit to Echoes next year, we'll send out an email. Also, 'like' us on Facebook, and you'll be the first to know what's next.
Special thanks to everyone who sent their work to us! You're awesome writers with heartfelt messages. We wish you all the best.
Thank you again for being part of The Right to God.
Blessings,
Ron & Jennie Dugan
December 27, 2011
Dear Friends,
The Right to God was about spiritual journey, growing closer to God, throwing off the burdens we put on ourselves. But the violence against Christians in Nigeria on Christmas Day gives new meaning to the right to God. In many places, including our home in Ohio, we are free to pray, to meet God where we choose. In Nigeria, and many places around the world, that freedom isn't taken for granted.
With prayers towards our friends in Nigeria, we are rerunning and will continue to run Kenneth Okpomo's award-winning essay on religious violence in his country, Nigeria.
Prayers and blessings to all. May we someday all be called peacemakers.
Blessings,
Ron & Jennie
Dear Friends,
The Right to God was about spiritual journey, growing closer to God, throwing off the burdens we put on ourselves. But the violence against Christians in Nigeria on Christmas Day gives new meaning to the right to God. In many places, including our home in Ohio, we are free to pray, to meet God where we choose. In Nigeria, and many places around the world, that freedom isn't taken for granted.
With prayers towards our friends in Nigeria, we are rerunning and will continue to run Kenneth Okpomo's award-winning essay on religious violence in his country, Nigeria.
Prayers and blessings to all. May we someday all be called peacemakers.
Blessings,
Ron & Jennie