Afterwards I Knew

Throughout history we read stories of courage and danger but ultimately of faith, hope and love, during the both the first and second World Wars these stories were exceptionally poignant . An old man sits beside the fire its flames rekindle memories of times long ago - his grandchildren need to hear, stories than need to be passed on to a new generation. Stories like how a table cloth and a large mischievous dog bring two women together from different sides of a bitter struggle. The dominion of Canada and battle scarred Dresden are reconciled through the love of Christ.

About the Author:

As a young child, Christine Farenhorst used to tell stories by drawing pictures on her pillow, to her teddy bear before going to sleep at night. Now, a regular columnist for Reformed Perspective as well as a contributing writer for Christian Renewal. She seeks to use her writing talents to glorify God, while being a wife and mother to her children.