Spur Awards Follow three women from three eras in the Pacific Northwest as they discover a place where miracles really happen--based on true stories.
1901: Plagued by loneliness on the Big Muddy Ranch, a sheepherder's wife awaits the outcome of her husband's trial for murder.
He is sentenced to life in prison--and she to life without him.
But a startling event could redeem their pasts and transform their future.
1984: Against a backdrop of attempted murder, federal indictments, and the first case of bio-terrorism in the U.
, one woman seeks to rescue her granddaughter from within the elaborate compound of a cult that has claimed the land.
1997: On the much-reviled, abandoned cult site, one woman's skepticism turns to hope when she finds that what was meant to destroy can be used to rebuild--and in the process realizes a long-held dream.
For three women seekers united across time, a remote and rugged stretch of land in the Pacific Northwest proves to be a place where miracles really happen--and the gifts of faith, hope, and charity are as tangible as rocks, rivers, and earth.
About the Author: Jane Kirkpatrick has authored more than twenty books, including The Daughter's Walk and Where Lilacs Still Bloom.
A lively speaker, Kirkpatrick is a frequent keynote presenter for conferences, women's retreats, fund-raisers, and workshops.
Jane believes that our lives are the stories that others read first and she encourages groups to discover the power of their own stories to divinely heal and transform.
She lives with her husband, Jerry, in Central Oregon.
| 1901 | Plagued by loneliness on the |
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| But a startling event could redeem their pasts and transform their future. 1984 | Against a backdrop of attempted murder federal indictments and the first case of bioterrorism in the |
| S., one woman seeks to rescue her granddaughter from within the elaborate compound of a cult that has claimed the land. 1997 | On the muchreviled abandoned cult site one womans skepticism turns to hope when she finds that what was meant to destroy can be used to rebuildand in the process realizes a longheld dream |
| Author | Jane |
