Published in a Sunday school take-home paper, this short story follows a middle-schooler named Jay. Chelsea, his younger cousin, follows him everywhere, wanting to hug and kiss him all the time. Jay has to pray hard to overcome his dislike of her. But with God, all things are possible!
I did not do the illustrations for this story.
Published in a Sunday school take-home paper, this short story follows Corey, a middle-schooler who has bully troubles at school. Until he learns a valuable lesson about the armor of God and stands up to face his fears.
I did not do the illustrations for this story.
This short story appeared in the January/February 2002 issue of Evangelizing Today's Child magazine. Read along as eleven-year-old girl named K.C. feels ashamed when she lies to her best friend. There are five thought-provoking questions at the end.
Here's a short story written for a Sunday school take-home paper from the early 2000's. Haley, a pre-teen girl, gets an unwelcome surprise when she realizes her grandma is coming to stay for a while. Grandma will need lots of assistance as she recovers from surgery, and none of this was in Haley's plans. She'd rather be a cheerleading practice.
There are five questions at the end of the story for further reflection.
These story papers are not in print anymore. I did not do the illustrations.
Here's the tale of a clumsy middle-school girl feeling down on herself. Sometimes all you need is a friend to lift your spirits.
This was a fun story to write for On the Line, a Sunday school take-home magazine for the early 2000's. It is not in print anymore. I did not do the illustrations.
Written in 2001, this short story follows a young woman named Mandy who learns how to keep the spirit of Thanksgiving in her heart even after the holiday is over.
Written in 2000, the short story follows a young woman named Wanda as she notices a community angel tree and rediscovers the true meaning of Christmas.