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Award-winning author of faith-inspired fiction.

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  • Blessed Among Women May 12, 2021
    What a difference a year makes! Last Mother’s Day, I cried most of the day. I had not seen my mother since Christmas, and I’m used to seeing her a few times a month. It was even harder because my brothers live close to my parents and were able to stop by, but I am […]
  • Summer Reading 2021 May 5, 2021
    I don’t know about you, but I read a lot of books over the past year! For about five years now, I’ve taken the time to write a detailed review of several books that I highly recommend. I hope you will love these books as much as I did! Enjoy your summer, and happy reading! […]
  • It’s Not The Destination… April 28, 2021
    Though travel has not been a common household word lately, my email inbox continues to be flooded with travel blogs, airline deals, and invitations to join pilgrimages. For most of the past year, I have deleted many of the emails without opening them, knowing I would be torturing myself if I read them, but lately, […]
  • Discover Your Purpose and Make it Fly April 21, 2021
    There’s an age-old question that I believe many of us ask ourselves over and over–what is my life’s purpose? The quest to find that purpose has been taking place for as long as humans have inhabited the earth. Some Native American cultures practice a vision quest (our Americanized name), a rite of passage which usually […]
  • A Time to Grow April 14, 2021
    Last spring, my husband did something he should not have done. It wasn’t entirely his fault. He got caught up in yard work and wasn’t thinking and pruned all of our hydrangea bushes. Let me repeat, last spring…he pruned all of our hydrangea bushes. For anyone who knows about gardening, you know this is a […]
  • A Resurrection Feeling April 7, 2021
    Yesterday, I was talking to my friend and tour expert, Anne, about the upcoming pilgrimage I am planning to the Holy Land. We were exchanging stories of our Easter celebrations–mine here in Maryland and hers in New Jersey. Anne made the comment that “the entire day truly had a Resurrection feeling to it.” Those words […]
  • Make Your Sacrifice and Eat It, Too March 31, 2021
    Here we are in the last week of Lent. It’s time to reflect on the past nearly forty days and examine how we did, not as an exercise of beating up oneself for our failures but in recognizing how far we have come. Have we grown spiritually? Have we gotten better at prayer? Have we […]
  • Better than Chuck E. Cheese March 24, 2021
    There was a beautiful, tear-jerking scene toward the end of last week’s This is Us (I know, right?) in which Kate calls her mother to thank her for giving the three “triplets” a childhood in which they never knew they didn’t have money. She told her mother that their homemade Halloween costumes and big, backyard […]
  • Choosing Life Over Fear March 17, 2021
    I’ve written before about having faith in God rather than living your life in fear. It’s something that is often on my mind but especially so over the past year. A few days ago, a friend posted this photograph with the caption, Covid 19 is not your enemy, fear is. You will not die one […]
  • A Surprising Renewal March 10, 2021
    I’ve talked a lot in the past few weeks about renewal and new beginnings. We often think of springtime as the signature time of year for these new beginnings. Spring brings Easter and flowers and warmer days with shorter nights. Yet I have come to learn that we can witness renewals and new beginnings at […]

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