Chapter One A Hard, Dry Land In 1811, a young man named Henry Martyn arrived in Tehran, Persia with a very special gift for the Shah, the Muslim king of the land. It was the New Testament, translated into the…
Chapter One A Hard, Dry Land In 1811, a young man named Henry Martyn arrived in Tehran, Persia with a very special gift for the Shah, the Muslim king of the land. It was the New Testament, translated into the…
Wanda MacAvoy at Common Sense for Uncommon People has asked me to participate in the #mywritingprocess blog tour. #1 How does my work differ from others of its genre? I write narrative nonfiction, the same kind of genre as memoirs,…
The cover for Lights in a Dark Place: True Stories of God at Work in Colombia 9Hidden Heroes #5) just arrived. Hope it’s not too scary. . . . . . But I personally love it!
A photo essay of a storytelling event of “Peace Child,” for children and adults. (This story was first published in Don Richardson’s book by the same name. Don kindly gave me permission to use it in Witness Men.) Keep scrolling…
Charles Dickens loved England. Because of this love, he felt a deep sense of urgency to help his homeland change in important ways. He wanted people to care about the poor, to care about orphans, and to arise from their…