Telling Stories The Christian Communicator, 2003. After a forty-nine hour journey with very little sleep I arrived in America to attend the Sandy Cove Christian Writers' Conference. I had two main expectations.

Abandoned by God? The Upper Room, 2004 Lying in an isolation room of a busy hospital, I felt abandoned by my family, my friends, and even by God.

Mountain Pass The Secret Place, 2006 It was late at night and there was no moon. The country road was quiet. I was a woman alone. Up ahead, my home and husband waited for me, but first I had to cross a mountain using the steep Sir Lowry’s Pass, sometimes referred to as The Road of Death.

Where Are the Children? In a small village in northern Africa there is a missing generation. There are grandparents, and grandchildren; but few parents. Aids has wiped out almost an entire generation. Yet take a look around you. We too seem to have lost a generation.

Heaven Wonderland. In memory of a special old lady. Angels sing, Is she list’ning? All around, Streets are glist’ning, She's having a ball, She's loving it all, Walking in the Heaven Wonderland.

Operation Sandy Cove "Lord, bless me indeed and enlarge my territory." Never pray this prayer if you don't mean business with God! Read how the Lord took me at my word, and enlarged my territory beyond anything I ever anticipated.

Victim or Victor? That is the question. The Victim is overcome; The Victor overcomes. The Victim has a diseased body; The Victor has a healthy attitude. The Victim longs to stop crying; The Victor stocks up on tissues. . .

Conquering Goliath: Winning Strategies in the Fight Against Cancer "If you want to portray the worst scenario, a life without any hope, give your character cancer." This seems to be an unspoken rule for authors and screenwriters alike. Yet for many, the diagnosis of cancer is not the end of everything, but the beginning of a new way of life. The first draft of this narrative non-fiction book is completed.