In the Silver Maple Tree : The Adventures of an Impetuous Young Girl Captivated by God

Imagine sitting at the dining room table of a treasured frienda creator of hospitable, soul-nourishing spaces. She eyes you over the rims of her glasses and breaks into the stories of her life, always leaving you to make your own applications. This was Ginger Lawrences clear callto comfort in the same way she had been comforted, her steady cadence lending the wisdom of her years. These stories of her journey of faith are always carefully interwoven with healing and hope.

Ginger has now chosen to share her precious stories with a broader audience. Reading In the Silver Maple Tree is like spending time around her memorable table. These anecdotesa veritable time capsule of her formative youthallow her readers to conjure up her calming voice and settle into her healing space whenever they like.

This book will appeal to varied audiences and genres. Its like an uplifting and encouraging devotional but packed with the exciting adventures of a young girl from another erafrom age two when she was adopted into a new family through her experiences in Young Life as a teen. It can be read alone, shared with a family, or enjoyed in a group setting. Read all at once or savored just a chapter at a time.

As you read In the Silver Maple Tree, you, too, will experience Gingers zeal for life as her heavenly inspired words sing and jump off the pages. Whoever reads and hears these stories will be blessed and encouraged in their own walk of faith.

Ginger Lawrence, a very active eighty-four-year-old still creatively working in interior design, recently wrote these chapters in order that her eight grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild might know her better, since they have often been separated by many miles during the past thirty years. Gingers friends in the Young Life organization, where she worked for numerous years, saw the value of her inspirational writing and encouraged her to publish these absorbing adventures with God. Ginger, adopted as a child, has lived in eleven states and currently resides in Jacksonville, Oregon.