Lancaster Christian Writers

Advancing Christ’s Kingdom Through Excellent Writing

Upcoming Meetings

We meet on the 3rd Saturday morning of most months from 9:30 AM-12 PM.

See our “About” page for more information on our 2026 agenda!

LCW November Conference

Come Join Us!

REGISTRATION CLOSED!

Spiritual Refreshment

Fellowship

Workshops

Great Food!

Cost: $45 per person

Register at the link below

AGENDA

8:45 AM. – Sign In

9:00: Welcome and Announcements

9:15: Keynote Address and Prayer – Faith Addair

9:45: Time Management for Authors-

Donna Brennan

10:45: Break

11:00: Writing the Devotional – Sue Fairchild

12:00 Noon: Break

12:10 PM: Fellowship/Book sales

12:30: Meal

1:30: Self-Editing – Kelly Barr

2:30: Break

2:45: Marketing – Marilyn Blair

3:45: Break

4:00: TBA

4:45: Closing Remarks and Prayer

5:00 Conference Ends

REGISTRATION CLOSED!

Who Are We?

Lancaster Christian Writers welcomes writers from all denominations and levels of experience, whether published, on your way, or only beginning. We also accept writers of all genres, both fiction and non-fiction.

Located in Lancaster, PA, our meetings offer spiritual encouragement and prayer, opportunity for manuscript critique, networking with other writers, as well as workshops and guest authors.

READ A MESSAGE FROM OUR COORDINATOR

Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms.

I Peter 4:10

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