18 Climbing • justice
...when I am experiencing the freedom of healing, things change....I can embrace the words of Toni Morrison: "The function of freedom is to free someone else."
posted by L.L. Barkat at
11:29 AM
Stone Crossings walks the reader through the foggy landscapes of life, arriving at subtle moments of true grace. Barkat's courageous, unblinking honesty is a gift, a gift offered in gentle, delicate, literary prose. (Don Everts, author of Jesus with Dirty Feet and God in the Flesh)
- Here is a book full of the wisdom which can only come when real life meets God's grace through God's Word. It is a book meant to be read slowly. (Steve Hayner, Professor of Evangelism and Church Growth at Columbia Theological Seminary)
- The only writer I know quite like Barkat is Eugene Peterson. That probably tells you all you need to know. (Scot McKnight, author of The Jesus Creed)
- With a storyteller's charm and a Bible teacher's grit, L. L. Barkat weaves memoir, humor and spiritual insight together into a satisfying read. She challenges us to open our eyes anew to the amazing graces God lavishes upon us every day, in ordinary and surprising ways. (Edward Gilbreath, author of Reconciliation Blues)
- Seedlings in Stone, a blog on writing, art and life
- Green Inventions Central, a blog on stewardship and health
- Love Notes to Yahweh, a blog on spiritual practice
Author Blogs
- Community Bible Church, January 12
- Poetry Reading with musician Brooke Campbell, IAM Space, January 29
- Geneva College, February 17-18
- Jubilee Conference, February 19-21
- IAM Encounter, March 4-6 '10
- Community Bible Church, March 16
- Mount Hermon Christian Writers, March 26-29
- Community Bible Church, May 11
Speaking Schedule, Spring 2010
- Writer's Anxiety
- A Writer's Confession
- A Muse Meant
- Writing Our Childhoods
- What's a Writer to Do?
- Shaping Our Pain
- Green Thumb Compassion
- Writing Like Mozart
- Love
- Balancing Act
- Blessed Futility
- Divine Tenderness
On the Writing Life
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