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Inspirational romances celebrate traditional Christian values, though they can focus on other faiths. | Inspirational romances celebrate traditional Christian values, though they can focus on other faiths. | ||
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| + | In [[1985 Golden Medallion Winners|1985]], the [[Romance Writers of America]] introduced the [[Inspirational Romance|Inspirational]] category into their [[RITA|Golden Medallion]] (now known as RITA®) competition. The first winner of the award was [[Charlotte Nichols]] for her title ''For The Love of Mike''. | ||
Revision as of 22:33, 28 January 2006
Inspirational romances celebrate traditional Christian values, though they can focus on other faiths.
In 1985, the Romance Writers of America introduced the Inspirational category into their Golden Medallion (now known as RITA®) competition. The first winner of the award was Charlotte Nichols for her title For The Love of Mike.
