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The Torah Path Out Of Babylon Into His Marvelous Light
Literary Publications For The King
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Pointing To Our Heavenly Father
Two things I know; life has a divine purpose, & kids always ask, "why?" Out of my life's experiences, my Children's book, "The Vase" helps kids discover their purpose, in spite of a fractured life. My book is a conversational tool to overcoming trauma and healing the heart. See more about the book below.
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A story for young hearts to overcome trauma and allow The Heavenly Father to heal the past and move forward with courage, embracing change and finding joy. A story that helps children better understand the concept of patience, and the value of trusting the Father's plan for our life.
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Below are the very first Blog entries that give some insight into when, and why I wrote the children's book. My newest BLOG can be accessed by the button below. I keep my Feast Blog separated, only because it's not book related. I hope you come on over, like the posts, and PLEASE DO leave a comment!
Inspiration
Nature Is Called A "Sanctuary" For Good Reason-
NIght time; quiet without distractions. Often I write till the sun rises. This sunrise was captured by my daughter here, at High Rock Lake. Nature is the perfect outdoor sanctuary to connect with our Creator. Nature fills me with so much gratitude for color, sounds, fresh air and all the little details that become noticeable once we shut down all the tabs in our life, and just "be."
Meet, Miss "CupCake," My Sweet, Fluffy Girl-
Cupcake was featured as "Miss Kitty," in my book, "The Vase." Her image is a rendering on the cover as she would sit on my desk, and peer around the corner as I wrote my book. I'm so glad I did so because she left us just a few months later. She was a precious girl and greatly missed.
