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Quilted By Grace
Sharing words of inspiration, comfort, and hope.

The Other Side of the Coin
On a warm summer morning my companions sat in a circle, full of contagious smiles and laughter. Our Bible study group had not met in person for fifteen months. Oh sure, we connected online and for the past five weeks we gathered a smaller portion of our group in person. But it was once again being all together that filled my soul with joy.

The Conversation Between Authors and Readers
Once our devotional, Quilting Lessons, was published, we discovered that our journey as writers was taking new turns. We did not know the different tasks we would take on. To name a few: We are now known as authors and speakers. We are marketers and promoters of our book and line of notecards. We are event organizers, vendors, and managers of a website. However, the role we enjoy most is that of encouragers. When we hear from our readers it is an honor. The conversation between authors and readers is a unique gift that touches our hearts deeply.

Waiting on the edge
As the sun stretched and yawned over the horizon its fingers of light gently touched the tall, dark spires of Bryce Canyon. With our coats wrapped tightly around us, we stood at the edge of the canyon in the freezing, dark predawn as we waited for the Utah sunrise. We could barely discern the hoodoos, the mysterious rock formations nestled under the dimly lit sky.

The Power of Blessing
As a shy sixth grader, I pursued activities I loved, such as reading, writing, and drawing. Because I enjoyed these pastimes, I did not mind the solitude. In the spring, my teacher gave a Language Arts assignment to write and illustrate a story. I spent hours drawing my protagonists at our family dining room table. As the deadline loomed, I rushed to print by hand the remainder of my story.
A Spool of Thread
A shaft of early morning light spills across a basket of spools, highlighting the threads’ varied hues. The colorful strands are indispensable to a crafter. In quilting, thread is used to bind a project together as well as decorate a quilt top with intricate designs. Some are stitched in contrasting shades while others are almost hidden against the same tint of fabric.
