With God, there is always hope. Never give up!______________________Christina is an award-wining journalist, seasoned speaker, and inspirational author. She writes and speaks on a wide variety of topics both in secular and Christian circles. Her passion is to see others achieve their destiny, especially those who have been wounded by the heartbreak of abuse, addiction, suicide, mental illness, and the effects of aging. ________________________________________

                                                                

 To learn more watch this short YouTube video about The Road Less Traveled and other Stories Blog  

Just released - 2017

 Chicken Soup for the Soul:                   Best Mom Ever             

Including Christina's story, "Mom's Dream House."  The story is about how Christina's mom miraculously bought a home with a $1.00 down payment

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Past national Amy Writing Awards 1st place $10,000 winner 

Her feature news article, Finding Forgiveness about a family's journey of healing after a loved one's brutal murder 

Read the article:

Finding Forgiveness

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52 Churches in 52 Weeks  booklet now available

Fascinating study about visiting 52  churches in one year from a church-growth POV. Not just for pastors, but for church boards, deacons, ushers, and volunteers.

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Coming Soon: Fall 2017 Women's Fiction/Recovery short novel:

Secrets of the Pastor's Wife:

Designed for Women's Bible studies, book clubs, and recovery groups with discussion questions.

Cassandra Martin lives in a little white parsonage in Maple Grove, a quaint Ohio village. For 15 years, she has been the perfect wife for Rev. John Martin, the pastor at Maple Avenue Community Church. Or at least people think that Cassie is the perfect pastor's wife. But widow and coffee shop owner, Katherine Montague, senses that Cassie has a heartbreaking secret, and she is praying to find a  way to help her.  

(Cover art by watercolor artist, Marge Brandt)