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A historical novel based on letters and papers written by Harriet Sage Bennett.

“Called to be a missionary in Mozambique!” Her husband’s announcement reverberated in Hattie’s head as she walked to the cemetery where her second son was buried. This being the fifth month of her third pregnancy, climbing the low hill takes longer than usual. Hattie wrestles with John’s commitment to the mission field as she longs for her own unwavering religious experience to reassure her as they make difficult decisions regarding their family’s future. The Bennett family leaves the Kansas prairie en route to Africa soon after the birth of their third baby, another son. The Lincoln family of three and two single women travel with them to Mozambique.

About The Author:

Jonna-Lynn was born in Pottstown, Pennsylvania and raised outside of Reading. When she was 22 years old, a recent BSN graduate from Lebanon Valley College and having finished her diploma in nursing two years earlier at the Methodist Hospital in Philadelphia, Jonna-Lynn left the United States to serve in Mozambique as a missionary nurse for the United Methodist Church. Five years later, she came home with first hand experience of many health crises that western health care providers read about in text books. She also learned about life in countries fighting for their freedom.