Australian young writer Cartia Moore from the Sunshine Coast has won the 2020 Basil Sellers Award presented at the annual young writers conference on the Gold Coast on Saturday.
The Awards are presented at 4.00pm of the conference each year – there are a number of awards but with Covid 19 restrictions many were unable to attend in 2020 but followed by Zoom.
Each Australian young writer in the Press Service International program in conjunction with Christian Today sent in their BEST article for the five Panellists to mark out of 25 - the 25 mark was chosen as in previous years there have been too many multiple winners out of 10 marks.
The Australian Panellists
Gavin Lawrie - a retired barrister
Vicki Nunn - editor of SPAG
Aira Chilcott - a retired college educator
Kandima Awendila - 2018 Over 31s Winner
Cheryl McGrath - 2017 and 2018 Basil Sellers winner
The Australian young writers were slotted into one of three weeks in the program’s
5 week Cycle - these are
Week 1 - Editor Rebecca Moore
Week 2 - Editor Bridget Brenton
Week 5 - Editor Aira Choclott
Cartia Moore
Cartia Moore won the 2020 prestigious annual Basil Sellers Award with her winning article was titled - “Finding God in the sorrow”
https://www.christiantoday.com.au/comment/finding-god-in-the-sorrow.html
Cartia Moore is a sword fighter, trained and skilled in the art of fencing. She has recently graduated from her Bachelor of Arts degree and has completed an Honours in Screen & Media Studies. She is now going on to do a Master of Teaching (Secondary), focusing in the teaching areas of English and Film studies.
Cartia is passionate and driven to inspire and encourage others to seek and find their worth and value in Him.
Cartia Moore’s previous articles may be viewed at http://www.pressserviceinternational.org/cartia-moore.html