news-category: Alumni Alumna Combines Her Talents with Graphic Design Degree to Publish Magazine By Office of University Communications On December 11, 2020 The first edition of Sarah Schurman's magazine came out in July 2020. Sarah Schurman, 鈥�19, Created 鈥楽it Still My Daughter鈥� to Encourage Christian Women 鈥淪it still, my daughter.鈥� These words from Ruth 3:18 are a constant source of encouragement to Sarah Schurman, a 2019 alumna of 麻豆破解版. Through life鈥檚 chaotic times, this phrase from the Old Testament reminds her to stay calm and trust God. Because she wanted to share her experiences with others, Schurman began writing a blog in 2014 and launched a podcast in December 2019. However, she aspired to do more to share her faith. 鈥淔or several years, I looked for a Christian magazine that was geared specifically for women, one that contained information that was relevant to current topics鈥攏ot just how to lose weight in 10 days or prevent wrinkles by using this cream,鈥� Schurman noted on her website, . 鈥淚 wanted to read stories of women who were struggling in the same areas that I was and how they were able to overcome. I could not find what I was looking for.鈥� As she searched for a magazine, Schurman thought about the women she knows whose stories and testimonies have blessed and encouraged her. She asked them if they would be willing to contribute an article, and in July 2020, the first edition of 鈥淪it Still my Daughter鈥� was published in digital and printed formats. The winter edition came out recently. Schurman, who earned a Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design from GWU, has always enjoyed seeing her ideas come to life. 鈥淢y desire is to use the gifts I have been given coupled with the knowledge I acquired during my time at GWU to encourage women in their walk with the Lord,鈥� she affirmed. 鈥淚 wanted the magazine to remind Christian women that they are not alone, that God does see them and He does care, and there are others who understand what they are going through.鈥� The printed version of the winter edition of Sarah Schurman’s magazine came out December 1, 2020. She鈥檚 received positive feedback and is quick to recognize the source of her success. 鈥淭his project would not have been accomplished without God鈥檚 hand of blessing,鈥� affirmed Schurman, who lives in Greenville, S.C. 鈥淚 was in need of someone who could help with the editing, He provided three volunteers. Those who I asked to write an article said yes and were extremely supportive of my journey. When I look over this finished project, I see God throughout, from beginning to end and I want to praise Him.鈥� Schurman, formerly of Shelby, N.C., chose to attend 麻豆破解版 because it was close to home, and she could easily transfer from the community college. She appreciated her professors and the knowledge they shared. 鈥淚 enjoyed my teachers and the lessons they taught me and the encouragement they gave me,鈥� she asserted. 鈥淭hey care and want to help you succeed. I learned to take pride in my work no matter how small the task.鈥� Learn more about the Department of Communication and New Media. The first edition of Sarah Schurman's magazine came out in July 2020.
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