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"Carol Award" for young adult fiction
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I’m thrilled to announce that Francke-Buchhandlung GmbH is releasing “Like Moonlight at Low Tide” this week in Germany. Translated, the German title means, “As Bright as the Moon and Deep like the Ocean.” Francke publishes best-selling authors including Max Lucado, Karen Kingsbury, and Tamera Alexander. It is an honor to be part of the Francke […]
Q&A with Award Winning German YA Author Melissa Feurer The hottest new author in Christian fiction might just be coming out of Germany. Meet award-winning, multi-published German author Melissa Feurer. Melissa and I were introduced by our German publisher, Francke publishing. I think you’ll agree that Melissa’s heart for great stories that inspire us to […]
[In honor of Bullying Prevention Month, the folks at MORF Magazine asked me to share how I overcame bullying in my own journey. For me, the answers came by asking the right questions. My original post on MORF Magazine is here, and here’s a copy below.] Nothing helped me get over the bullying I experienced […]
I’m about to give a spoiler to the incredible book, “The Hiding Place” by Corrie ten Boom. Many of you read this in school. It’s the story of a Dutch Christian woman who was arrested by the Nazis and imprisoned in a work camp for hiding Jews in her house. I don’t know how I’ve lived this long without reading it.
The book offers so many lessons for us on justice, deliverance, hope, and faith. But this post is about one lesson in particular that Corrie and her family teach us through their story: How to be thankful for the fleas. So, here’s the spoiler.
Today I am honored to stop by India’s Crown, a new blog that connects Christian readers and writers in the West with those in India. Several years ago, I had the opportunity to take the Perspective in Missions course and was able to learn about how Christians live and worship across the world. I’m so glad […]
The first time I fell in love with the written story was when I was about nine years-old, and my mother read an Emily Dickinson poem to me from a leather-bound . . .
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