Mrs. Shawn Regina Jones will be one of three people recieving a Little Wellness Arts Award, Sunday November 11th at 4pm at our first Arts and Music Festival at The Shore Mall!
Mrs. Jones is a successful wife and mother.
I can say she has been a beautiful friend for many years.
Mrs. Jones is also an accomplished dancer and now a accomplished dance instructor.
So when we started to encourage each other to complete our books I had no doubt that she would become a successful writer.
Three years later, hundreds of people have been touched by the words in her books Womb Rain and Pictures in Glass Frames.
I was able to get Shawn R. Jones to answer these 5 questions as she prepares to be one of our first Little Wellness Arts Center Award Winners at our Arts and Music Festival on Sunday November 11th.
Q- What Do You Want People To get from PICTURES IN GLASS FRAMES?
SRJ-I
reveal the intimate details of my tragic family history and restored
adult life, so my readers will trust God with the difficult
circumstances they face in their own lives. I want my readers to know
that even though their faith is sometimes challenged, it can also be
restored.
SRJ-My next book, Watering Flowers in the Rain, is also a collection of devotions. So far the recurring message seems to be that God's provision is enough. I am also working on a poetry book, titled Gray Areas.
Q)What would you be doing if not writing?
SRJ- I would still be tutoring several students a week and teaching more dance classes.
Q) What writers influence you now?
SRJ- Bestselling author, Lysa TerKeurst. I recently read her book titled, What Happens when Women Walk in Faith. I am also a big fan of C.S. Lewis, author of Screwtape Letters. I would say those are the Christian authors I have been influenced by recently. I am also greatly inspired by Toni Morrison.
Q)What is the best thing about being a writer?
5. The phone calls, e-mails, and warm hugs I receive from people who have been touched by my book are the absolutely best rewards I have received from my writing. Those moments are invaluable. It is in those times that I am reminded that God is working.
Words written and questions asked by Raymond Tyler
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