Tag Archives: Daughters of Hope
21st Century Abolitionist
Tweet *** Some of you said you’ve had trouble accessing this link. I changed to a different one. Please check again. You will need to enter your email address and create a password to get in. My segment is the … Continue reading
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Tagged 21st Century Abolitionist, Converging Zone, Daughters of Hope, Forgotten Girls, global awareness, Robert Ricciardelli, slavery, social justice, The Faith of Ashish, The Hope of Shridula, The Love of Divena, The Second-Half Adventure, Trafficking, writers, writing
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Love, Eat, Pray…Really
Tweet Nope, this isn’t about a book of my travels. Or anyone else’s, for that matter. This is real life. According to a new report by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, 1.2 billion tons of food gets thrown away each day. … Continue reading
What Can One Person Do? Ask Miriam Sarzotti~
Tweet Great things about writers’ conferences: we learn, we share, we network, we gather ideas, we meet new people. One of the people I met at Mount Hermon Christian Writers Conference last spring was Miriam Sarzotti. I invited Miriam to … Continue reading
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Tagged 21st Century Abolitionist, Daughters of Hope, Forgotten Girls, Israel, Michele Rickett, Miriam Sarzotti, She is Safe, SIS, social justice, Trafficking, writers, writing
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The Girl in the Pinned-Together Blue Dress
Tweet Now, during National Slavery and Trafficking Awareness Month (January), many radio shows invite me to do interviews. And with each one, the interviewer says, “Tell us a story that will help us understand.” Good idea. May I share a … Continue reading
To Write is to Care
Tweet What an exciting rollercoaster ride! Am I in Africa or India or the USA? Is it back in history or today? As I prepare for the February 1 release of The Triumph of Grace, book 3 of the Grace … Continue reading
If Only They Could Eat Cake
Tweet I like history. During the summer of 2001, I read several books about Marie Antoinette, of French Revolution “let them eat cake” fame (which she probably never said, by the way). Poor Marie really gets a bum rap. She tried … Continue reading
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Tagged 9/11, authors, Daughters of Hope, global awareness, Marie Antoinette, social justice, writing
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