Amish widow Emma Yoder decides to hold quilting classes in her home as a means of becoming self-sufficient. So she advertises in the newspaper for a quilting class and a very interesting combination of people show up for the class.
There’s Star Stephens, a young
woman yearning for stability; Pam and Stuart Johnston, a struggling couple at
odds in their marriage; Paul Ramirez, a widowed father hoping to find solace in
finishing a quilt; Jan Sweet, a rough and tough biker looking for something
creative to do; and Ruby Lee Williams a preacher’s wife seeking relaxation amid
mounting parish problems.
Emma finds that she is able to not only teach quilting but
also to help their fragmented lives to find the help they need from the healing
hand of God.
It is a good read and the story shows how God can even use a
quilting club to reach people and help them work through the problems in their
lives.
If you are not able to locate this book at your book store
you can order it from Amazon.
I recommend it highly.
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