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Dell Self - Speak Through Me Publishing | STMPub.net![]() CharDell “Dell” Self is a faith-based, professional communicator, certified public speaker coach, certified Christian life coach, certified Christian leadership coach, book project manager, self-publishing specialist, and author of 20+ books. Dell co-founded and hosts the Memphis Christian Writers Conference held in the fall of each year.
As a certified public speaker coach, Dell is fully committed to equipping the nervous, rambling talker with the tools to become a confident, purposeful communicator. As a result, Dell has created The Public Speaker Master Class- a 6-week in-person training for adult writers, speakers, and ministry leaders who are serious about answering God's call on their life. If you have a book in your head, but you’re stumped as to how to get it in your hands, Dell’s book programs can solve that problem because she loves turning writers into authors. As a speaker, Dell is described as “Engaging,” “Delightfully funny,” and “A must hear.” Dell is married to the Reverend Juan R. Self (1984). They are the proud parents of three adult sons. |
RaKesha Gray - RG Edits | RGEdits.net![]() RaKesha Gray is a writer, blogger, editor, author, speaker, and leader who is passionate about encouraging and empowering people to live a life that shines.
As the founder of RGEdits™ Writing and Editorial Services, RaKesha seeks to help writers and leaders become authors and more effective communicators. With a background in English and Religion & Philosophy, Ms. Gray is experienced in writing, editing, faith-based research, and ministry. An extra set of eyes, suggestions to offer, hands ready to work, and a heart to help is just what you need, and it's just what RGEdits™ offers. Ms. Gray is also the co-founder and host of the Memphis Christian Writers Conference. ________________________________ Words have power. People do too. When we realize our potential and maximize the power of our words, we're destined to gain and create great opportunities. -RaKesha Gray |