Meet the author

Discover the person behind The Running God.  Learn about my journey, inspirations, and the message I hope to share with the world.

A story rooted in history and faith

"The Running God" is more than just fiction; it's a novel based on actual historical events, infused with a touch of the divine.

Throughout its writing, numerous coincidences occurred, leading me to believe that The Running God Himself had a hand in its creation.

As a follower of Jesus, I've come to understand that while our world is often caught in categorization and racial divides, we all deeply desire to belong. The Creator God saw this brokenness and became human through Yeshua to redeem us, demonstrating that only in Him will we find our true belonging.

This profound sense of The God who sees us and calls us home is the heart of

The Running God.

The inspiration behind the pages

My deepest desire in writing The Running God was for my children to understand that even when bad things happen, the Creator God is still good. Faith, I believe, is distinct from religion. It's about knowing that even when we cannot perceive God at work, He is running ahead of us, orchestrating our stories long before we live them. This conviction shaped every word, aiming to impart a message of enduring hope and divine faithfulness.

A message of love and belonging

What do I hope readers take away from The Running God? Simply this: The Running God loves you.

For anyone who has ever felt like they don't belong, I want you to know that with The Running God, you absolutely do. This book is a testament to unconditional love and acceptance through Yeshua (Jesus the Messiah), inviting everyone into a story where they are cherished.

Beyond the book: My passions

Beyond the world of writing, I am a mother and a nurse. These things ground me and reinforce my passion for humanity.

I am deeply committed to ending human trafficking and passionately advocate for diverse and marginalized cultures.

Humans are valuable to the God who created and loves all people, tribes, and tongues.

These convictions fuel my work and my life.