Engaging with the craft of writing has often felt like a solitary pursuit, weighed down by the burden of procrastination and self-doubt. But my journey is a testimony of the incredible power of community and structured guidance in overcoming these obstacles.
For more than a decade, the desire to write had been quietly growing inside me, nudging me towards creative expression. However, it wasn’t until I stumbled upon a fellow group member’s published work and was introduced to CLC Kenya’s Group Writing Class through Jackline Ingasian.
I contacted her, telling her so many stories which she interjected and told me to join the class and make commitments. Long story short, the idea of writing became a reality, what looked like an uphill task became so doable because each week we had meetings, pointers what to do the next. You are never alone in CLC. You never feel overwhelmed.
The steps towards realizing my writing dreams were now concrete.
Under the supportive environment of CLC Kenya, what once seemed like an insurmountable challenge transformed into a series of achievable tasks. With weekly meetings, personalized feedback, and the fellowship of my peers, I found myself propelled forward on my writing journey with a newfound sense of accountability and momentum.
The beauty about being in a class, you push each other. You have peers, a tribe you belong so you challenge each other to complete in time. In this nurturing setting, the daunting task of crafting a manuscript became less intimidating as I experienced the invaluable synergy of collaboration and collective encouragement.
Through sharing ideas, giving and receiving peer reviews, and setting goals together, I not only felt supported but also inspired by the collective wisdom and shared ambition of my fellow writers.
Then the bit of proof reading each other’s work. Helps ensures your manuscript is thoroughly done.I would do this again and again. It really makes writing so much fun.
CLC provided more than just instruction; it created a sense of belonging to a creative tribe where everyone’s success was intertwined with the group’s collective triumph. The collaborative spirit within CLC not only alleviated the isolation often associated with writing but also infused the process with joy and fulfillment.
As I look back on my journey, it’s clear that CLC has not only equipped me with the tools and techniques to improve my writing but has also enriched my experience with a profound sense of community and purpose.
The biggest blessing was learning from a team that understand the responsibility and spiritual pressures of Christian writing – Elizabeth Wanjiru
Joining the CLC Kenya’s Group Writing Class was the greatest investment I’ve ever made. I wouldn’t be celebrating this milestone of a finished manuscript without the support of CLC Kenya. The biggest blessing was learning from a team that understands the responsibility and spiritual pressures of Christian writing. It was not any writing process, but […]
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If you need a place that majors on purpose and God’s intentions for you as an author, CLC is your safe place – Eunice Zawadi Bickett
My writing journey was such a miracle. Sometimes, because of God’s indescribable love, miracles find you when you least expect. This writing class for me was that – a miracle, when I least expected it. This writing class opportunity came to me when I was least prepared. First, I was handling sensitive matters, and so […]
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What looked like an uphill task became so doable because each week we had meetings with pointers on what to do next – Christina Mwaura
Engaging with the craft of writing has often felt like a solitary pursuit, weighed down by the burden of procrastination and self-doubt. But my journey is a testimony of the incredible power of community and structured guidance in overcoming these obstacles. For more than a decade, the desire to write had been quietly growing inside […]
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My friend, Gladys Juma, advised me that CLC Kenya was the best place to begin my writing. Truly so, it has been a wonderful journey – Joanne Kabiru-Mucheru
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I hit a block because I was writing on a very difficult part of my life and the emotions provoked in me were overwhelming – Mumbi Kariuki-Ndumbi
For a few years now, I knew I would write a book and I had a collection of poems that I wanted to publish too. Unfortunately, I lost most of my poems and so the desire to compile more waned with time. Sometime in 2021, I planned to start the writing journey, but never had […]
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I used the principle of show and tell, dialogue, statistics, anecdotes and in cooperated background details to make the story interesting – Lucy Muriithi
I had always desired to write my story but was unable to do so because of other commitments related to work. However, now that I have retired, I have ample time to concentrate and put my thoughts together on paper. I began writing my biography in bits and pieces in 2021. But it was not […]
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My writing journey has illuminated a profound passion within me that had long remained dormant – Delphine Tumusiime Mugisha
First and foremost, I express gratitude to God for the presence of friends like Pamela, whose introduction led me to discover the incredible ministry of CLC. Without her, I might never have stumbled upon this enriching opportunity. Embarking on my writing journey has illuminated a profound passion within me that had long remained dormant, awaiting […]
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Thanksgiving testimony for supernatural grace and divine help – Apostle Dr. Jeanne Lidigu
First and foremost, I am obliged to acknowledge that for me, this opportunity in itself is a testimony of God’s goodness and faithfulness through a human vessel. It was in the year 2016 when God began to impress upon my heart that I would write books and training manuals on Prayer. I did not know […]
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It was a rewarding experience – Dr. Wilson Mbugua
I have had the desire to write a book on retirement planning for some time. I was not sure where to start or who was out there to genuinely assist me to fulfil my desire. I wanted to share the message with a wider audience on the importance of planning for lifestyle in retirement. The […]
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I am excited for the days ahead – Patricia Ahawo
In 2021, I made a conscious decision to go back to one of my favourite past times, which happens to be writing. I decided to intentionally rebuild the writing muscle that I had not exercised in a long time. It was not easy to start writing again; it took a lot of small starts, daily […]
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An Incredible Experience – Caroline Opiyo
My writing journey as a member of the Diamond Writing Class has been an incredible experience. When I first joined the program, I was eager to develop my writing skills and become a better writer. The classes were comprehensive and engaging. They covered various aspects of writing such as grammar, syntax, style, just to mention […]
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Its been a worthwhile course. The trails were full of schedules to be met . My brain had to stretch a little more. The best experience of how to use the brain right . No one failed in their assignments. It was hard to have excuses. You see life is full of excuses that makes […]
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My writing journey began in 2016 after the loss of my husband. I used to write as my therapy for dealing with my grief. I mainly wrote on social media, and I described my journey as a cancer caregiver to my late husband and his death. Each day I posted; my friends urged me to […]
Read MoreYour reverence for God and professionalism is a force to recon with – Racheal Munyoro
Am indeed indebted to the CLC team.Through your continued assistance I was able to pen down my manuscript.You are such an inspiration.Your reverence for God and professionalism is a force to recon with. To every one with a vision of writing a book I recommend CLC unreservedly Thank you Post Views: 1,231
Read MoreI was taught among other things, the purpose of Christian authorship – Pacifica Mochache
If you are a Christian and have always wanted to write Christian literature but did not know how to start or how to lay out your book, then CLC is the right place to go to. I had an inspiration to write a book and for many years I could not write past two pages […]
Read MoreThe patience and calmness of our teachers was so profound – Roselyne Belinda
Eversince, my experience in the writing class has been great, I have learnt a lot that I never knew about! The encouragement through out the entire process was out of this world, the patience and calmness of our teachers has been so profound. Unlike the way other publishers were rough and not giving us a […]
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Being helped to write on even when you don’t feel like has been more fulfilling – Margaret Abukutsa
My experience with the Jasper writing class has been awesome. I had to be away for a while at the beginning and the class just praying with me during the surgery period was humbling. Being helped to write on even when you don’t feel like has been more fulfilling towards the end when the whole […]
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I sacrificed most of my weekends with the determination of accomplishing the work – Dr. Naomy Olero
My name is Dr. Jebet Naomy Olero. I learnt of the writer’s class when I was nominated for the ACABA award, though I did not win It, I learnt a lot about CLC. I was enrolled in the Oriental Class with the intention of writing a book entitled The Assigned assignment though I had started […]
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