Bridging the gap between writing and publishing
Hi, I’m Marcie and I’m so thrilled you are visiting with me today. Thank you for stopping by.
It is my hope you will feel at home here in my little corner of the world. I’m a lover of sweet tea and chocolate. But if you prefer coffee, then bring your own cup, pull up a chair, and let’s see if we can help you cross the bridge to being the best writer you can be.
Did I mention I’m a lover of poetry? I find that it best expresses my love of God and helps me find my way through difficult places. My book, Broken and Spilled Out is my collection of poetry and prayers for the hurting soul. Besides chronicling my own insights, my readers can also journal and record insights of their own. You can get your copy here.
Should you simply need some encouragement, I invite you to meet me over at my blog Heart Thoughts.
I’m so glad you’re here and look forward to connecting with you!
Bridges Editorial Services
Editing is my passion! I can help take your writing to the next level, whether it’s proofreading your work and offering a helpful critique, or a professional edit to spruce up a manuscript for submission.
Let me help you bridge the gap from writing to publication!
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An Invitation to Come
If you are feeling the call of Jesus to come and spend time with him, maybe today is the day to heed his call and simply come.
Hoping, Trusting, Breathing, & Believing
GREAT ARE YOU LORD.
Anxious and angry, I turned away from God, not able to believe He was listening or caring.
GREAT ARE YOU LORD.
My anger turned to depression. Deep depression, manifested in my inability to sing, write, laugh, or smile. I didn’t want to be encouraged. I didn’t even want to pray or read my Bible.
GREAT ARE YOU LORD.
My heart became lonely without You, Lord. I cried out for help, and You came running.
A Prayer for God’s Graciousness
On a cold Friday morning in January some years ago, I was at one of the lowest points in my life I had ever been. For some time before that day, I had told God I didn’t want him in my life. I quit attending church regularly, quit reading my Bible, and quit praying—with the exception of telling God to go away. Leave me alone.
Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and
he will establish your plans.
Proverbs 16:3 (NIV)