Come and read reflections of love and hope as I open to you the treasures of my heart.

God’s Peace and Human Feelings
God's peace. Is it illusive? Early last month I told you about my son’s oncology visit. The turmoil had been present for several weeks prior—the mass in his shoulder ever growing and causing an enormous, unthinkable amount of pain and suffering. After what seemed an...

We Face It, He Graces It
The grace of God meets us when we face hard things. Just this week my son phoned, and I recognized his somber tone. “Mom, it turns out I don’t have a torn muscle but a mass.” As I write this, he’s at the oncologist’s office to learn his prognosis. As far as I am...

When We Cry for Help
Help is something every human needs—like air and water or food and clothing. My young nephew, Evan, up from his nap—screamed. The poor fellow did this every time. His gentle father, Ross, in tune to his needs would go and pull him from the crib, along with hiaper (a...

Liar’s Winter by Cindy K. Sproles
It's All About a Liar's Winter by Cindy K. Sproles Liar's Winter? So you ask, what exactly is a Liar’s winter, and why was that title chosen for book two of my Appalachian series? If you live anywhere that gets snow, you mayunderstand this. But unless you are from the...

Wings of the Littlest Angel
The wings of the Littlest Angel in the Christmas parade? I'd wear them? The Beta Sigma Phi in our home town chose me for this role early in the 1960's. Red haired and freckled faced, I couldn’t believe they'd asked me. I was five years old and just beginning to form a...

Ann McCauley married her sweetheart, Randy, forty-one years ago. The McCauleys have seven children (one in heaven), four internationally adopted from South Korea, the Philippines, and Siberia. Ann’s first stories were published by Baker/ Revell in the book, Loved by Choice—True Stories That Celebrate Adoption. The addition of each child to the McCauley home gave Ann the greatest personal satisfaction. She was born to be a mother. She’s learned so much about human nature, the crippling of insecurity, the power of love, the gentle greatness of the Heavenly Father, and her experiences add richness to every book project and speaking opportunity.

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