Colleen L. Reece > Quotes

“will be much to do. I know You will go with us to America. He longed”
― Colleen L. Reece, Sarah's New World: The Mayflower Adventure

“The Lord said, I will bring my people again from the depths of the sea.’ Did God not part the waters of the Red Sea long ago and bring His children safely through?”
― Colleen L. Reece, American Dream: The New World, Colonial Times, and Hints of Revolution

“Elder Bradford says when we sail from Holland, we will become pilgrims, people who go on a long, long journey.”
― Colleen L. Reece, Sarah's New World: The Mayflower Adventure

“Her nose is continually in a book.”
― Colleen L. Reece, American Dream: The New World, Colonial Times, and Hints of Revolution

“Christmas”
― Colleen L. Reece, American Dream: The New World, Colonial Times, and Hints of Revolution

“believe God loves everyone,”
― Colleen L. Reece, American Dream: The New World, Colonial Times, and Hints of Revolution

“Land, Ho!”
― Colleen L. Reece, American Dream: The New World, Colonial Times, and Hints of Revolution

“salvation is a gift, free to anyone who believes.”
― Colleen L. Reece, American Dream: The New World, Colonial Times, and Hints of Revolution

“God cares about us. And that’s what matters most of all.”
― Colleen L. Reece, American Dream: The New World, Colonial Times, and Hints of Revolution

“The Speedwell will carry us to England,” John told Sarah for at least the fiftieth time. “Even now the Mayflower is being loaded with supplies and getting ready to meet us at Southampton. Just think. Soon we will be on our way.” He searched her face for the excitement that flamed higher and higher inside him.”
― Colleen L. Reece, Sarah's New World: The Mayflower Adventure

“Race you home!”
― Colleen L. Reece, American Dream: The New World, Colonial Times, and Hints of Revolution

“Sarah and her family roused to a long-awaited call from the lookout, the call even John had begun to think might never come. “Land, ho!” the lookout bellowed. Scrambling from every corner of the ship, the passengers raced to the top deck. They peered over the ocean to the western horizon. A low, dim mass showed dark in the chilly November morning. People rubbed their eyes to make sure the thin hump was real. They sailed closer. A bleak and sandy shore with a few trees appeared. “Land!” Sarah screamed. “Land!” a hundred throats echoed her grateful cry.”
― Colleen L. Reece, American Dream: The New World, Colonial Times, and Hints of Revolution

“Mischief on the Mayflower”
― Colleen L. Reece, American Dream: The New World, Colonial Times, and Hints of Revolution

“why did God need to rest?” Rebekah asked. Her forehead wrinkled. “I wouldn’t think God would ever get tired.” “I have always felt God set aside that time to simply appreciate and enjoy all the beautiful things He created,”
― Colleen L. Reece, American Dream: The New World, Colonial Times, and Hints of Revolution

“No war.”
― Colleen L. Reece, American Dream: The New World, Colonial Times, and Hints of Revolution