The Colour of Hope

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The bursts of colour throughout the book as Hope grows feel like glorious explosions of vibrancy that almost come out of the page.

Given its link to the earth and nature, brown brings to mind farming and agriculture and other outdoorsy activities.Alysha is currently in school for a Master of Arts in Theological Studies at Phillips Theological Seminary, is under care for ordination in the Northern California-Nevada region, and lives in Fort Worth, TX with their partner. Most of this story was delightful and I excitedly read it chapter by chapter, always telling myself 'Just one more chapter' an 'then just one more'; however I did find it a little slow in the beginning chapters and I found the end just went rather flat and read more like an admonition for those who haven't yet signed their organ donation documents - minor little let-downs. The author does an excellent job of summarizing the details of the previous book so that you understand there’s a connection but each book is great so you would enjoy getting the full story from the previous book.

Perhaps you live near the seaside and can observe the relentless, powerful force of the ocean’s tides.is the minister of music and a pastoral leader at Woodland Christian Church in Columbus, OH, and moderator of the Disciples LGBTQ+ Alliance.