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A Path Through by Janna Olsen Spratt
This story is a tribute to the faithfulness of God. The God thread weaves through everything from the car accident that we walked away from which totaled the car to the last chapter of finding purpose in the pain of being alone.
He promised that as we passed through the rivers of uncertainty, the valley of weeping and the fiery trials, He would be with us. He promised that all things would work out for our good.
This is a story of overcoming childhood poverty, early marriage, divorce and finding love a second time around. It’s a story of a parent’s tenacity in prayer for a wayward child and of holding on to faith when a seventeen year old grandson dies suddenly at school.
Filled with hope, this story is one of triumph over every tragedy.
Janna Spratt is the author of a collection of poetry “Quiet Reflections,” and a children’s book, “Billy Goat and the Red Neckerchief.” She is the mother of two grown children and three grown step children plus grandchildren and great grandchildren. She lives in Castlegar, British Columbia, Canada where she teaches Precept Bible Studies and is involved in the music of a local church. Widowed for almost one year, she has found a new passion for life in writing.
This third book is her story of determination and faith in God that doesn’t quit in spite of the challenges that come her way. The author’s goal in life is to realize her God given purpose and to live it to the best of her ability.
www.APathThrough.wordpress.com
www.BookVenture.com/bookstore
This story is a tribute to the faithfulness of God. The God thread weaves through everything from the car accident that we walked away from which totaled the car to the last chapter of finding purpose in the pain of being alone.
He promised that as we passed through the rivers of uncertainty, the valley of weeping and the fiery trials, He would be with us. He promised that all things would work out for our good.
This is a story of overcoming childhood poverty, early marriage, divorce and finding love a second time around. It’s a story of a parent’s tenacity in prayer for a wayward child and of holding on to faith when a seventeen year old grandson dies suddenly at school.
Filled with hope, this story is one of triumph over every tragedy.
Janna Spratt is the author of a collection of poetry “Quiet Reflections,” and a children’s book, “Billy Goat and the Red Neckerchief.” She is the mother of two grown children and three grown step children plus grandchildren and great grandchildren. She lives in Castlegar, British Columbia, Canada where she teaches Precept Bible Studies and is involved in the music of a local church. Widowed for almost one year, she has found a new passion for life in writing.
This third book is her story of determination and faith in God that doesn’t quit in spite of the challenges that come her way. The author’s goal in life is to realize her God given purpose and to live it to the best of her ability.
www.APathThrough.wordpress.com
www.BookVenture.com/bookstore
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