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Writing Tips for Speakers: Tip #8—Writing versus Public Speaking

Posted on May 18, 2019 by Foxworld

What could be simpler than transferring your message as a public speaker into writing? It should come naturally, right? Except . . . It doesn’t. Not usually. Writing and speaking are different disciplines. Some of the things you take for … Continue reading →

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Writing Tips for Speakers: Tip #7–Good News about Bible Permissions

Posted on May 14, 2019 by Foxworld

Troublesome as it is to obtain permission to quote song lyrics, just the opposite is true for the Bible. Getting permission is easy as pie–because it’s already granted! Most Bible publishers are generous with the number of verses you can … Continue reading →

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Writing Tips for Speakers: Tip #4–Quote from the Source

Posted on April 30, 2019 by Foxworld

Quote collections are handy tools for speakers who like to spice their presentations with pithy comments by Winston Churchill, Confucius, Amelia Earhart, and other famous, not-so-famous, and even infamous figures. But avoid using quote compilations when you’re writing. If you … Continue reading →

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