Catina Harris is a passionate Bible teacher, well-known in her local church ministry and surrounding community. She reached out to MRM for help publishing her first study, Eve: The Importance of a Woman and Her Voice. This study is designed to challenge women to use their God-given voice to speak up and create the good they want to see in the world by taking an honest look at the first woman in the world.
Happy Release Day to Happily Ever After All by Megan Faulkner!
Megan is passionate about walking alongside others and empowering them to live life on purpose. She is an author, speaker, and podcaster who communicates biblical truths with a side of humor and wit. When we first met Megan, we knew immediately that her book, Happily Ever After All, needed to be out in the world.
One of our BIG goals for 2023 is to bring community off-line, to create in-person events and spaces for real connection and community.
MRM’s “Roadmapping Your Story” workshop Saturday, March 25, our first in-person event, was a wonderful time of prayer, learning, and encouragement . . . that almost didn’t happen. Friday night brought storms to the area, and Saturday morning we woke to news that the venue didn’t have power and the roads leading to the venue were closed! But God . . .
Wendy Pope is an incredible Bible teacher, with four traditionally published books, multiple online Bible studies, an annual conference, and more. She has also been our client and friend for over a decade, and we have had the privilege of supporting each book launch, walking alongside her through the birth of her Word Up Ministries nonprofit, and creating multiple website redesigns for her over the years. So when Wendy asked for our help publishing her new Bible study, The 320 Life, of course we were honored and thrilled to be a part of this ministry milestone for her too.
When it comes to sharing your words with the world, it’s important to know what publishing option is best for you. Be it traditional publishing, hybrid publishing, or self-publishing, each comes with its own pros and cons. Each option is fluid and ever-changing, all based on a variety of factors. Let’s look at a snapshot of the different publisher types to help you make an informed decision for what is right for you and your book.
Melissa Mashburn is a “Jill of all trades” and has spent the better part of her adult life in some form of ministry or marketing role, or both at the same time. When Melissa joined our team a few years ago, we began chatting about an idea she had for a book on godly friendships. But, when Melissa actually began writing this manuscript, God changed the direction of her words and message, and the end result was a beautiful, deeply heartfelt guidebook for women leaders in ministry.
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