Life

by Elizabeth Camden   When I was in college, I used to walk past a gorgeous old house slowly being swallowed by climbing ivy and the passage of time. I’d heard that an elderly man lived there, and that he’d done heroic things during World War I. He was a hero, but not a soldier. A neighbor told me that he’d been a volunteer for a long-forgotten group of Americans who banded together to save an entire nation from famine.   I was fascinated and started researching the group he

by Heather Kaufman   One would think with a series entitled Women of the Way  that my books are about women, and this is partially true. Each book in the series focuses upon a first-century female follower of Christ, but the point of each book is not the woman herself, it’s the one she followed—Jesus. When selecting my heroines, I knew I wanted to choose the “lesser-known” women because every name recorded in Scripture is important. When someone is mentioned only a few times,

by Sarah Monzon   A few years ago, my son was being assessed for a few different neurodiversity disorders and was referred to an occupational therapist to help with some of his sensory needs. The occupational therapist had me fill out an extensive questionnaire while she talked with my son. After the appointment, she handed me an informational pamphlet about sensory processing disorder. I asked her if this was something my son had—a diagnosis that explained his need to only w