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A Significant Win for The Peacewriter's Tom Perry

A few days ago, the 2011 Brodie Award winners were announced and regular Peacewriter contributor St. Jude was recognized for her poignant piece Forgotten Sacrifices. She won for Best Religion and Gender Discussion. We are honored to have St. Jude in our small group of writers .

St. Jude was not the only award winner from the Peacewriter family. Contributor and Peacewriter co-founder Tom Perry was honored when his Mormon Expression Voices interview, A Farewell from Tom, won for Most Poignant Personal Story. Congratulations go out to Tom and Voices interviewer Heather C for this well-deserved win.

If you have not heard Tom's interview with Heather you can still listen by following the link here.
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2 comments:

lifelongguy said...

That was a fantastic piece. Tom and Heather deserve the accolades.

February 25, 2012 at 9:34 PM
jen said...

Congratulations! SO deserved.

February 28, 2012 at 3:22 PM

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