Jeanette Windle has spoken at writers conferences, international ministry, events, women’s retreats, and taught seminars on a wide variety of topics in more than a dozen countries on three continents in both English and Spanish. An expert on Latin America, Afghanistan, and current events around the globe, she has been interviewed for radio, TV, and print media in both North and Latin America. Below are just a few of the topics Jeanette has presented.
MEDIA TOPICS:
Afghanistan, Sharia, and Freedom—Can They Co-exist?
Latin America’s Meltdown—And Why It Matters to You. What is the relationship of Latin American drug trafficking and guerrilla warfare to Islamic militant movements, and what threat does that epidemic pose to the United States of America?
Is Democracy Enough? Is the simple act of casting a majority vote the value America should most concern itself to export? Or is our nation’s freedom owed to over-arching values of justice, human rights and liberties without which all our attempts at democracy abroad will be doomed to failure?
Collateral Damage: Women and Children at Risk in Global Conflicts
Language of the Heart: Mentoring Indigenous Writers in the Developing World. Mentor and conference speaker for writers in a dozen countries, Jeanette shares the urgency of developing literature in a culture’s heart language.
WOMEN’S EVENTS:
Standing Strong in the Storm: We are not called to safety, but to stand strong in the midst of the storm.
Sarah—Trusting God through Others’ Mistakes: When the man you love gets you thrown in a harem, where do you turn for rescue? One of a series addressing concerns of today’s woman through a fresh look at biblical characters.
Keep Your Hands in the Canoe! Life Lessons from the Jungle: Lighthearted moments and spiritual application from Jeanette’s life experiences in the jungles, mountains, and towns of Latin America.
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My Latest Posts
- Just Dropping In For A Visit
- Is Democracy Enough?Today Iraq is "celebrating" its tenth anniversary of "liberation" with a string of bombing that has already left more than 50 dead, hundreds wounded Riddled by corruption and violence, with more than 90% of its once sizeable Christian community dead or in exile, Iraq gives witness to the reality that Islamic sharia totalitarianism and "fledgling democracy" […]
- When Danger and Faith Collide in a Congolese RainforestAs authors, we're told to "write what we know". Having lived now in six countries and traveled in more than thirty, including some of the planet’s more difficult corners, it is perhaps inevitable I write international intrigue set well outside "first world" comfort zones from Bolivia to Afghanistan. My latest Tyndale House release Congo Dawn […]
- From an Ituri Rainforest: Change a Heart, Change a NationI wrote the below post on events in the Democratic Republic of the Congo three years ago (see link here or at bottom), shortly after a ministry colleague and I had traveled to Nairobi, then she continued on for a hair-raising trip into the Ituri region of the DRC, where we had local ministry partners. […]