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Palo Cedro, CA |
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Oakland, CA |
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Redding Christian Fellowship |
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15 |
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Cherish the
Earth: The Environment & Scripture (Herald Press, 1993) by
Janice E. Kirk and Donald R. Kirk; illustrated by Janice, color photo
by Donald
Wild Edible Plants of Western North America by Donald R. Kirk
(Naturegraph, 1970); illustrated by Janice with 300 pen and ink botanical
drawings |
| Education: |
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B.Mus., University of Oregon,
Eugene, 1958
M.Mus. in voice, University of Colorado, Boulder, 1994 |
| Employment: |
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Music and art teacher in
Springfield, OR, public schools and Junction School, Palo Cedro, CA;
art director for Language, Art & Music Title IVC Project, Shasta
Co. Schools, CA (1974-77)
Adjunct faculty in voice, Simpson College, Redding, CA (six years)
Music director, 1st Presbyterian Church, Redding, CA (four years)
Private voice studio, 1990-present
Self-employed author/illustrator |
| Family: |
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| Two children, three grandchildren |
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With husband, Don, and two
children, Janice has traveled, camped, sketched and photographed the
American West. Several summers they were on staff at Holden Village
(ELCA), Lake Chelan, WA. Don was village naturalist; Janice taught
watercolor and writing classes. They edited and published the Christian
Naturalist newsletter from 1984-86. Janice attended Mt. Hermon Christian
Writers Conference (CA) in 2002, 2003, 2004. She is a member of the
National Association of Teachers of Singing, Society of Children's
Book Writers & Illustrators, Redding Writers Forum, as well as
Quills of Faith, a Christian writers group. |
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