Where Grace Abounds
Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Denominations, Amish, Fiction & Literature, Religious
| Author: | Sadie James | ISBN: | 9781536503999 |
| Publisher: | Sadie James | Publication: | July 22, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Sadie James |
| ISBN: | 9781536503999 |
| Publisher: | Sadie James |
| Publication: | July 22, 2016 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Abigail Miller has always believed that life is not easy. Neither was it meant to be. With strong Amish roots, she is adamant that hard work and perseverance are desirable, Godly traits.
The talented doll maker finds herself widowed at age twenty-five. A few years later, when faced with losing her doll shop, the handsome, good-natured Samuel Schrock enters her life. Abigail is further confused. Though legal within the Ordnung to remarry when widowed, Abigail must decide if it is it the right decision for her. Can she let go of the past and the belief that her destiny is to spend the remainder of her life in mourning?
Abigail finds herself not only in love with Samuel, but with another as well, a baby by the name of Eliza Grace who is in need of a loving home. But Samuel’s newly discovered family fortune threatens to leave their love relationship bankrupt for she has deep beliefs that the abundance of money is rooted in evil.
When it comes to Abigail’s rigid rules, can she find a balance between her convictions that are self-imposed and those that are truly Gott’s own? Will her legalistic views limit Gott’s blessings or will she find the grace to contain them?
Abigail Miller has always believed that life is not easy. Neither was it meant to be. With strong Amish roots, she is adamant that hard work and perseverance are desirable, Godly traits.
The talented doll maker finds herself widowed at age twenty-five. A few years later, when faced with losing her doll shop, the handsome, good-natured Samuel Schrock enters her life. Abigail is further confused. Though legal within the Ordnung to remarry when widowed, Abigail must decide if it is it the right decision for her. Can she let go of the past and the belief that her destiny is to spend the remainder of her life in mourning?
Abigail finds herself not only in love with Samuel, but with another as well, a baby by the name of Eliza Grace who is in need of a loving home. But Samuel’s newly discovered family fortune threatens to leave their love relationship bankrupt for she has deep beliefs that the abundance of money is rooted in evil.
When it comes to Abigail’s rigid rules, can she find a balance between her convictions that are self-imposed and those that are truly Gott’s own? Will her legalistic views limit Gott’s blessings or will she find the grace to contain them?
