Where Are the Amish Women of Lawrence County Now?

Where Are the Amish Women of Lawrence County Now?

It’s hard for me to believe that it’s been three years since I first introduced you to the Amish Women of Lawrence County. It started with Emma. Since then, we’ve walked alongside eight women through grief, fear, forgiveness, love, friendship, and some very difficult...
This week I did something rather fun.

This week I did something rather fun.

I met Rosie Weaver for breakfast at one of our favorite spots in Sweet Briar, the Buttered Biscuit. The coffee was hot, the cinnamon rolls were still warm from the oven, and Rosie had already claimed our usual table when I arrived. We had a nice little visit: Rosie...
A Letter From Miriam… On New Beginnings

A Letter From Miriam… On New Beginnings

“Sometimes, the hardest path is the one that leads you home…” If you’d told me a year ago that I’d be hiking the Foothills Trail with a young man who made my heart skip, not because I needed help, but because I was finally strong enough to walk beside someone, I...
A New Adventure Begins!

A New Adventure Begins!

Introducing The Mystery Hunters Club This summer, while many kids were running through sprinklers or chasing fireflies, my granddaughter Emily chose a different kind of adventure… she stepped into the world of writing with me. Side-by-side in my office, snacking on...
A Thanksgiving Note from the Women of A Harvest of Amish Blessings

A Thanksgiving Note from the Women of A Harvest of Amish Blessings

Four Amish Women. Four Stories of Gratitude, Faith, and Love. As the leaves fall and the smell of pumpkin pie fills the air, we invite you into the lives of four Amish women, each preparing for Thanksgiving in their own special way. Below, you’ll hear directly from...
A Stitch Between Grief and Grace

A Stitch Between Grief and Grace

Celebrating the Release of The Amish Widow’s Last Stitch LizzieI never expected that the last thing Grossmammi Esther would crochet would lead me straight into a mystery or into love. Her death left a hollow space in my chest I didn’t know how to fill. Esther was more...
Tracy Fredrychowski, Author
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