Released in the UK March 2023
Released in the US March 2023
Trade paperback | 208 Pages
9781527109728 • £9.99 $14.99
BISAC – BIO018000
10 Women Who Were Spiritual Mothers
Dayspring MacLeod
Stories of women who mother in a variety of ways
Inc Amy Carmichael, Katherine Parr, Sarah Edwards
Follow–up to ‘10 Women Who Overcame their Past’
In tackling themes from purity to patience, each focused narrative allows the reader an insight into the lives of women whom they may have heard of but not known well. From Katherine Parr, sixth and final wife of Henry VIII, to Sharon Dickens and Lisa Harper, the ten women represent a spectrum of life delivered via the prism of motherhood. This book isn’t only for mothers; discipleship is the key theme. As a woman who knows the support of women in her own life, Macleod has gracefully painted a canvas of joy in sorrows, peace and panic and Christ’s love triumphant.
Dayspring MacLeod
Dayspring MacLeod splits her heart between her home country of America and her newer home of Scotland. She is the author of ‘10 Women Who Overcame Their Past’ and ‘10 Women Who Were Spiritual Mothers’. She is also an editor and writes fiction in her spare time. Find her blog at mostreliable.wordpress.com.
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Christian Focus
… a great read. … I appreciate how gratitude comes up over and over again in Dayspring’s careful reflections on what is key in our walk with the Lord. This book encouraged me to seek to be be a valiant woman who pours into the life of others to God’s glory.
Mary K. Mohler
Director, Seminary Wives Institute, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Kentucky
This is a surprising book. It is not afraid to tread in difficult places. It is not just the stories of inspiring women; it challenges readers with the strength of the Scriptures. That is why it is able to offer comfort.
Kirsten Birkett
Author of ‘Imperfect Reflections’
This is not a book for the faint–hearted but neither is motherhood in any of its forms. Time spent on this serious study of motherhood will bear fruit in families and church families. To God be the glory!
Irene Howat
Award–winning author