Rays of Son with Greg Miller
About Greg Miller
Greg Miller is a syndicated Christian columnist who lives in Northeast Tennessee.
Rays of Son is a weekly Christian humor column that is available by email each week to general interest and Christian newspapers, e-zines, Web sites, magazines, newsletters, etc.
The columns are available to churches, which may print the columns in their church bulletins, or simply make copies for distribution to the people in their congregations. Businesses may also print the columns in their company newspapers, magazines, newsletters, etc., or print out the column from their e-mail and make copies for distribution to employees.
Using Bible characters, characters that he creates, and seasonal characters, Greg uses the short story format to motivate and/or entertain his readers (hopefully with a bit of humor) in a number of areas.
Publications which are interested in running the Rays of Son column are asked to submit a request for a sample column.
Greg works as the religion editor of a daily newspaper in Tennessee, and is a regular columnist for that newspaper. He also writes a similar column for another newspaper in the area.
Greg is also available to share the Christian Creativity Seminars. The seminars are designed to let Christians know that God has blessed them with abilities and, once they realize that fact...they are responsible to use those talents for the glory of God. Greg is also available for puppet ministry.
For a sample Rays of Son column, or to contact Greg about the puppet ministry, seminars or other speaking engagements, please e-mail kidcool4jesus@yahoo.com. The Web site for the syndicated column is http://raysofsoncolumn.webs.com.
Greg Miller is a syndicated Christian columnist who lives in Northeast Tennessee.
Rays of Son is a weekly Christian humor column that is available by email each week to general interest and Christian newspapers, e-zines, Web sites, magazines, newsletters, etc.
The columns are available to churches, which may print the columns in their church bulletins, or simply make copies for distribution to the people in their congregations. Businesses may also print the columns in their company newspapers, magazines, newsletters, etc., or print out the column from their e-mail and make copies for distribution to employees.
Using Bible characters, characters that he creates, and seasonal characters, Greg uses the short story format to motivate and/or entertain his readers (hopefully with a bit of humor) in a number of areas.
Publications which are interested in running the Rays of Son column are asked to submit a request for a sample column.
Greg works as the religion editor of a daily newspaper in Tennessee, and is a regular columnist for that newspaper. He also writes a similar column for another newspaper in the area.
Greg is also available to share the Christian Creativity Seminars. The seminars are designed to let Christians know that God has blessed them with abilities and, once they realize that fact...they are responsible to use those talents for the glory of God. Greg is also available for puppet ministry.
For a sample Rays of Son column, or to contact Greg about the puppet ministry, seminars or other speaking engagements, please e-mail kidcool4jesus@yahoo.com. The Web site for the syndicated column is http://raysofsoncolumn.webs.com.
Posted by Isaac J Davis Junior at Sunday, April 25, 2010 8:20 PM 
Categories: Rays of Son
Tags: syndicated Christian columnist
Categories: Rays of Son
Tags: syndicated Christian columnist
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