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Gracia entrelazada: Una memoria
Gracia entrelazada cuenta una memoria de trauma, de culpa, de perdón y de curación. Lea Gracia entrelazada para ver la obra paciente de Dios al sanar un corazón y una familia. Cada familia se enfrenta a lo inesperado y al dolor. En todos los países, las familias necesitan gracia y fe para superar una pérdida dolorosa. Si usted a sufrido dolor, culpa, y pena, Gracia Entrelazada le revelará un camino de Esperanza y sanación.
Grace Intertwined tells a memoir of trauma, guilt, forgiveness, and healing. Read Grace Intertwined to see God's patient work in healing a heart and a family. Every family faces the unexpected and grief. In every country, families need grace and faith to overcome painful loss. If you have suffered pain, guilt, and sorrow, Grace Intertwined will reveal a path of hope and healing. The setting is North New Jersey and Midcoastal Maine. On Mother's Day Sunday, Virginia had two little brothers. On Monday night she had one. Why? Whose to blame? Where is God when disasters happen? If someone is to blame, how can forgiveness happen? Fears imprint from disasters. How can those fears be overcome?
Grace Intertwined tells a memoir of trauma, guilt, forgiveness, and healing. Read Grace Intertwined to see God's patient work in healing a heart and a family. Every family faces the unexpected and grief. In every country, families need grace and faith to overcome painful loss. If you have suffered pain, guilt, and sorrow, Grace Intertwined will reveal a path of hope and healing. The setting is North New Jersey and Midcoastal Maine. On Mother's Day Sunday, Virginia had two little brothers. On Monday night she had one. Why? Whose to blame? Where is God when disasters happen? If someone is to blame, how can forgiveness happen? Fears imprint from disasters. How can those fears be overcome?
327 pages, Paperback
First published September 7, 2023
About the author
Virginia Heslinga
9 books73 followers I have written educational articles based on best teaching strategies, curricula for churches schools, and college classes, and done presentations at conferences national and international on cross-cultural communication and teaching. In eight different years, I trained teachers of English in remote areas of China. A series based on a common first question in northern China for a visitor is, Did You Eat? The first book in the series, China Sweet and Sour is out in 2025 spring. The second book China Spicy and Salty will be out in Nov. 2025.
I am on FB as Author Virginia Heslinga and also on a Business page, time2create.info and an individual page Virginia Heslinga.
Grace Interlaced, presents a memoir of a fire that happened at night in a house where a 12-year-old babysitter (me) took care of 3 boys, 8, 7, and 2. We might all have died. 3 survived.
My historical novel, Wounded Dove, reveals the turn of the century, 19th to 20th struggles of a young family from Denmark who settled in Worcester, MA. The polio epidemic of the early 1900s hit their family hard. Overcoming is a way of life, but even when life seems to even out and offer safety, heartbreaks and a predator require courageous action.
The Did You Eat series first book, China Sweet and Sour: 2004, invited readers to journey with an American teacher who is unhappy in job changes, angry at God, and looking for a constructive outlet, the wilder the better so she signs up to teach in a remote area of China. Beyond the Great Wall are stories of missteps, laughter, and transformation.
Virginia Heslinga serves as an Associate professor of Humanities for Anna Maria College of Paxton, Massachusetts in their online programs. She has worked for more than four decades teaching students, ranging from pre-school to grad school, alternative schools to home schools, from Appalachia to Inner Mongolia, Monterrey to Istanbul, face-to-face, hybrid, and online, ASL to ESOL, research, and creative writing. She has also mentored teachers around the United States and globe.
I am on FB as Author Virginia Heslinga and also on a Business page, time2create.info and an individual page Virginia Heslinga.
Grace Interlaced, presents a memoir of a fire that happened at night in a house where a 12-year-old babysitter (me) took care of 3 boys, 8, 7, and 2. We might all have died. 3 survived.
My historical novel, Wounded Dove, reveals the turn of the century, 19th to 20th struggles of a young family from Denmark who settled in Worcester, MA. The polio epidemic of the early 1900s hit their family hard. Overcoming is a way of life, but even when life seems to even out and offer safety, heartbreaks and a predator require courageous action.
The Did You Eat series first book, China Sweet and Sour: 2004, invited readers to journey with an American teacher who is unhappy in job changes, angry at God, and looking for a constructive outlet, the wilder the better so she signs up to teach in a remote area of China. Beyond the Great Wall are stories of missteps, laughter, and transformation.
Virginia Heslinga serves as an Associate professor of Humanities for Anna Maria College of Paxton, Massachusetts in their online programs. She has worked for more than four decades teaching students, ranging from pre-school to grad school, alternative schools to home schools, from Appalachia to Inner Mongolia, Monterrey to Istanbul, face-to-face, hybrid, and online, ASL to ESOL, research, and creative writing. She has also mentored teachers around the United States and globe.
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March 22, 2026
A powerful and emotional read that speaks deeply about pain, loss, and healing. The book beautifully shows how faith can help overcome guilt and sorrow, offering hope to anyone going through difficult times. Truly inspiring and uplifting.
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