Dear Prospective Student:

     Welcome to the fulfillment of a lifelong dream of mine. It could help your dream come true as well. Ever since I was a young writer, editor, and publisher, I have wanted to help budding writers get a head start and avoid all the detours I had.

     My old friend, Norman Rohrer, had the best program going through his Christian Writers Guild. A few years ago, when Norm was ready to get out from under the daily grind, I bought the Guild, supervised the rewriting of the basic course, added a few dozen more

 
 

mentors like Norm, and put some real muscle behind it to help it grow.

     We now teach nearly 1,500 writers via email. We match students with a mentor – someone with years of writing, editing, and publishing experience. The goal is to give each student the tools necessary to keep him or her from the myriad missteps and pitfalls that can stall a writing career.
     We want to see you succeed, and that means getting you to the point where you can sell your work and see it published.

      We proudly present our Apprentice, Journeyman and Craftsman Courses for adults and Page and Squires for young writers. Also, we now offer our shorter, Concentrated Courses -- Fiction that Sells and Articles that Sell -- which allow the writer to invest less time and money while still harvesting great results.

 
 

     The Christian Writers Guild holds an annual conference at The Grand Hyatt in Denver, where we feature renowned speakers and bestselling authors. In 2010 we're welcoming Max Lucado, Phil Vischer, and Philip Yancey to our event.
     We offer a professional critique service and an annual First Novel Contest. The winner receives $20,000 and his or her book is published by Tyndale House.
     We aim to restock the pool of Christian writers to bring the best to the craft for the 21st Century. Let us teach you to write.
     Maybe I’m biased, but I think the writing life, especially in the service of Christ, is the best way to go. If you feel a nudge in the same direction, why not sign up today and come along?

 

    

   


   
    Jerry B. Jenkins