The Official Writing Challenge
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06/10/21
This is a lovely story. I know it took courage to write it. Thanks for sharing.
06/10/21
This is an amazing story of redemption. here are a few suggestions.
1. there is a lot of telling, like recalling facts. Get the reader pulled into that little girl's terror.
2. Use 1st person POV. Get the reader to feel your pain. Your struggle.
3. Focus more on how God saved and delivered you rather than recounting all the failures of your life. Redemption trumps ruin every time!
4. Cause the reader to rejoice with you as you craft a strong conclusion!
Hope that helps. God bless and keep writing!
06/10/21
Your entry was the story of a lot of people. I personally grew up with so many fears, but mostly the fear of death. When I accepted Jesus as my Savior at the age of 36, I finally knew what freedom was. I think Arlene has some wonderful suggestions for you. I too would suggest that you check out some of the punctuation. A good grammar/punctuation tool is a must when you are writing. Thanks for your honesty in your entry. God bless!
06/15/21
Personal testimonies are so powerful. Thank you for courageously sharing.

As I've noted on a couple of other Challenge articles this week, Arlene is giving out some great advice, I'm learning from her comments myself.
06/16/21
This is an amazing story of God's redemption of your life! Thank you so much! I am so blessed and happy for how our Creator and King of the universe keeps His promise to redeem and calls humanity to faith and trust in His kindness and grace.