We Have This Hope
Emily Curzon, Sarah K. Butterfield, Kendall VandersliceWHTH exists to equip others in the art of remembering God’s work in their lives and the practice of telling others about it.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 98 | Subscribers | Read | wehavethishope.substack.com |
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Mom of 3 writing & podcasting at We Have This Hope, Anglican, LCSW, Oklahoman, lover of stories and remembering the work of God in our lives.
In Sarah’s role as an author and as a ministry leader at her church, she empowers women to grow deeper in their faith. She and her husband and two boys live in San Diego, where she loves getting lost in a book, and overindulging in ice cream.
Yes...like a slice of bread. I'm a baker, a writer, and a food and theology scholar. My best thinking always occurs when I've got dough between my fingers. Don't miss my books: We Will Feast, By Bread Alone, and the forthcoming Bake & Pray.
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