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True and Beautiful Words for Weak and Weary Pilgrims

 |  Quina Aragon • Elicia Horton • Janette (Janette…ikz) Watson
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Spoken-Word Hope for Weary Women

Join three spoken word artists as they perform various Scripture-based compositions and share about how the gospel shapes their craft and fuels their mission. A time for Q&A will follow these performances.

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Quina Aragon is an author and spoken-word artist. She and her husband, Jon, reside with their daughter in Florida. Her first two children’s books, Love Made and Love Gave, poetically retell the story of creation and good news of Jesus Christ through a Trinitarian lens of overflowing love. Her latest children’s book, Love Can, uses the same lens and lyrical style to introduce kids to the Holy Spirit’s superpower work of love. Quina writes at her website QuinaAragon.com.

Elicia Horton is a writer, speaker, and Bible teacher. Alongside her husband, D. A. Horton, she co-authored Enter the Ring: Fighting Together for a Gospel-Saturated Marriage. The couple teaches and serves together at Reach Fellowship in North Long Beach, California, and have counseled couples for more than 10 years.

Janette Watson (Janette…ikz) is a spoken word poet, dancer, musician, and speaker with a passion to use her talents to glorify God. She and her husband, Matthew, have two young girls and inspired one another’s recent work Not My Own, both a devotional and music album.