Lea, a spirited young girl in a world on the cusp of change, invites you into the heart of an early Christian community along the Sea of Galilee.
This historical tale follows Lea as she navigates family ties, faith, and friendship while witnessing the beginnings of the Christian church in the second century. Rich in period detail and quiet moments of courage, it explores devotion, doubt, and the pull between tradition and new light.
Lea, or the Baptism in Jordan: A Tale of the Church in the Second Century brings to life a young girl’s world of palm groves, shorelines, and town streets as she shares in the hopes and trials of those who first followed the Way. From intimate family scenes to sweeping moments of prophecy and Gospel storytelling, the book blends personal growth with a vivid portrait of a faith taking shape amid danger and wonder.
- Experience the daily life, environment, and language of a Galilean setting through Lea’s eyes.
- See how early believers imagine prophecy, messiah, and the early spread of Christian teaching.
- Follow Lea’s trials, acts of courage, and moments of quiet devotion that shape her character and faith.
- Feel the sense of community, risk, and resolve that defines a formative era for the church.
Ideal for readers drawn to historical religious fiction that blends intimate character study with a broad portrayal of the early Christian world.