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    Whose Story are You Writing?

    Every character in a story works toward the eventual ending or against it. Frodo and the Fellowship of the Ring want to destroy the One Ring, but Sauron and all the hordes of evil are working against that plan. The Boy Who Lived just wants to survive his school year, but He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named would prefer he didn’t. Iron Man wants to save the universe, but Thanos wants to end it … or at least half of it.The story you are living out is a page in God’s great story. You do not get any say in the

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Sheryl H. Boldt

Sheryl H. Boldt has loved writing ever since she saw her mother, an aspiring author, pecking on her Royal manual typewriter. That inspiration has lead Sheryl to write fiction and non-fiction for children and adults. Her articles have been published in magazines such as War Cry and The Upper Room. Sheryl’s weekly column appears in at least thirty newspapers and her award-winning story, Grandma’s Little Helpers, delights small and not-so-small readers alike. Because of her past battles with Anorexia/Bulimia and Depression, Sheryl looks for fresh ways to connect struggling people to God’s Word. A strong believer in accountability, Sheryl Boldt mentors ladies via email, social media, and accountability groups. You can read her devotions on her blog, www.TodayCanBeDifferent.net. Connect with her at SherylHBoldt@gmail.com.