Here is another sample story from Read. Wonder. Listen. Stories from the Bible for Young Readers. Click here to read "Abigail and the Better Way".
Author: lauraalary
Sneak Peek: Mary is Surprised
Here is another sample story from my new book Read. Wonder. Listen. Stories from the Bible for Young Readers. Click here to read "Mary is Surprised".
Easter Fools
The following article was published in the magazine Glad Tidings (March/April 2018). The accompanying art is by Ann Sheng, from Read, Wonder, Listen: Stories from the Bible for Young Readers, words by Laura Alary, pictures by Ann Sheng (Wood Lake Books, 2018). During Holy Week a few years ago, a mischievous word processing glitch, combined with some… Continue reading Easter Fools
A Good Friday Tradition: Hot Cross Buns
Ever since my oldest child was big enough to stand on a chair and hold a wooden spoon, we have made these hot cross buns on Good Friday. If you are searching for a great recipe so you can start this tradition in your own family, look no further! For the recipe, and some reflections… Continue reading A Good Friday Tradition: Hot Cross Buns
Spirituality for Ordinary People: Book Giveaway
Matt Brough is celebrating the first anniversary of his podcast, Spirituality for Ordinary People, by giving away a bundle of books (24 to be precise)! Included in the prize package is my own children's book, Make Room: A Child's Guide to Lent and Easter. Find out more here. While you're at at it, check out my conversation with… Continue reading Spirituality for Ordinary People: Book Giveaway
Make Room, Atonement Theologies, and Other Matters: A Conversation with Traci Smith
Sometimes when I am asked to write short posts about my books, I feel like I am repeating myself. But when Traci Smith sent me some questions to consider for a guest post on her blog, I knew that our conversation was going to head into some interesting territory. Read the interview here and while you're at… Continue reading Make Room, Atonement Theologies, and Other Matters: A Conversation with Traci Smith
Chocolate or Ashes?
Lent begins on February 14th this year. So which will it be? Chocolate or ashes? My thoughts on this question--and on the deep significance of this season--are in the latest issue of Glad Tidings magazine. Read the article here.
