Her Pen For His Glory

Belle Mead penned verse to express her heartfelt needs, and to leave them at the feet of Jesus. Pointing to scripture after scripture, her poetry reveals how she dealt with the difficulties of life during the Civil War era. Her writing style is charmingly antique, but her words reveal she was a woman of piety, compassion, and conviction-qualities that are timeless. Readers will be uplifted, strengthened, and challenged by her example. Discover her thoughts on: Leading her spouse to faith (“A Plea for My Husband to Come to Jesus”) Desiring the best for her children (“To My Little Son…,” “To My Daughter…”) Seeing God in nature (“The Autumn Leaf,” “A Summer Shower”) Surrendering everyday cares to “The Giver” (“‘What Shall We Eat…'”) Finding solace in times of grief (“Lines to a Sick Brother”) Accomplishing her mission as a poet (“My Mission”). Every pen stroke demonstrates faith, character, and perfection of craft-worthy goals for all generations.