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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Arthritis / August 2006very otp: diane chamberlain
Dear Diane, Some time ago I remember seeing a letter, note, website, etc where you detailed the steps in writing a book. I'd like to see that again! My pastor is writing a dissertaion on preparing sermons and I believe that the process is somewhat similiar. Just curious of overlap! Thanks in advance, Vickie B. i'd like to see that again, too, for the first time! kate Dear Diane, Some time ago I remember seeing a letter, note, website, etc where you detailed the steps in writing a book. I'd like to see that again! My pastor is writing a dissertaion on preparing sermons and I believe that the process is somewhat similiar. Just curious of overlap! Thanks in advance, Vickie B. Kate wrote: > i'd like to see that again, too, for the first time! Sweetie, would you re-read that again and tell me I'm not seeing things. <g> ... Proper English grammar is saying gender instead of sex. Kate wrote: > i'd like to see that again, too, for the first time! Sweetie, would you re-read that again and tell me I'm not seeing things. <g> you're not seeing things, chief.<smile> it was deliberate. however, i should have put quotation marks around it, though i cannot attribute the concept to the correct person--- somebody like yogi berra or louis b. meyers, but probably neither of them.LOL kate ... Proper English grammar is saying gender instead of sex. hi vickie, you're probably referring to a blog entry. i'll dig it up. . . hold on. . . found it! go to this page (which is page three of my blog) and scroll down to july 29th. also, i've been describing what i'm doing nearly every day on my work in progress (for the sake of interested writers), though it's harder to do that i thought, because I don't want to give away the story. diane http://blog.dianechamberlain.com duh, i forgot to paste the page. http://blog.dianechamberlain.com/index.php?paged=3 diane That was it! Thank you so much! Vickie B. > duh, i forgot to paste the page. > http://blog.dianechamberlain.com/index.php?paged=3 > > diane > duh, i forgot to paste the page. > http://blog.dianechamberlain.com/index.php?paged=3 > > diane Vickie, sermon prep probably differs from person to person and between denominations, depending on how much of the service is devoting to actual preaching, but I know how my husband puts together sermons changes from week to week, depending on the readings for the week and on what he needs to tie it in to in real life. And sometimes he has a sermon all planned out and something will strike him Sunday morning, even during the service, and he will completely change his sermon. One thing I know, if you are talking about something that may be controversial, WRITE IT DOWN! That way you can be careful about how you phrase things. If you stick to speaking off the cuff in such situations, you may really stir up a hornets' nest.  SignatureNann remove the Gator cheer to email me Simply the thing I am shall make me live --- William Shakespeare Yes, Nann I do know that this is a wide array of styles and types. (I taught a sermon prep class a couple years ago at high school level.) My pastor's dissertation is actually on the technology end of sermon preparation. He breaks down the sermon once it's ready and puts together a power point presentation to go along with the sermon. (My son runs the presentation.) But I was interested in the similarities that I had remembered from Diane's website. And yes! he appreciated it as well! Thanks to all, Vickie B.
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