I love a good story.
Whether its fiction
or non-fiction, when
the elements are
true to life, our
souls are stirred
and we feel a little
closer to God.
I have dedicated
this page to fellow
writers. As you
read their stories
and their journey of
faith, I hope you'll
support their
ministries and
purchase their
books. Why not
drop them a line
and tell them you
learned about them
here! They'd love to
hear form you.
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| MEET AWARD WINNING AUTHORS DIANN MILLS AND DEBORAH RANEY |
DiAnn has written
since she could hold a
pencil and sound out
the Words. Her first
stories were on Big
Chief notebooks and
always involved
adventure and
excitement - and
cowboys. As the years
rolled by, she wrote
everything from poetry
to books. She kept a
diary into her teen
years until she
discovered her sister
read it! When her four
sons were little, she
composed a series of
junior detective stories
just for them. However,
DiAnn didn't take
writing seriously until
she felt God calling her
to write for Him.
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since she could hold a
pencil and sound out
the Words. Her first
stories were on Big
Chief notebooks and
always involved
adventure and
excitement - and
cowboys. As the years
rolled by, she wrote
everything from poetry
to books. She kept a
diary into her teen
years until she
discovered her sister
read it! When her four
sons were little, she
composed a series of
junior detective stories
just for them. However,
DiAnn didn't take
writing seriously until
she felt God calling her
to write for Him.
Read More
From the moment
Deborah Raney opened
the cover of "Tip and
Mitten" in first grade, she
has loved to read.
Growing up on a farm in
Kansas, she was
inspired by Laura Ingalls
Wilder’s "Little House on
the Prairie" series, and
first tried her hand at
novel writing at the age
of twelve. But after
accidentally putting
airplanes in a story set in
the 1700s, she tore up
her manuscript in
frustration and vowed
never to write historical
fiction again. More than a
quarter of a century
passed before she dared
to attempt another book.
Read More
Deborah Raney opened
the cover of "Tip and
Mitten" in first grade, she
has loved to read.
Growing up on a farm in
Kansas, she was
inspired by Laura Ingalls
Wilder’s "Little House on
the Prairie" series, and
first tried her hand at
novel writing at the age
of twelve. But after
accidentally putting
airplanes in a story set in
the 1700s, she tore up
her manuscript in
frustration and vowed
never to write historical
fiction again. More than a
quarter of a century
passed before she dared
to attempt another book.
Read More