“It is hard for people to understand helping someone if you having nothing to gain.” — Sarah Holman Copy Share Image
“It is hard for people to understand helping someone if you having nothing to gain.” — Sarah Holman Copy Share
“The heart is a strange thing," Evelyn said, staring off into space. "It can be broken easily and takes a long time to mend,… — Sarah Holman Copy Share
“Who am I? I am a teller of stories. I have lived as a priest, a prince, and a peasant. I have known the… — Sarah Holman Copy Share
“Emma smiled. “Hope is a beautiful and fragile thing.” Unless your hope is in something so much bigger than your plans. Tears gathered into… — Sarah Holman Copy Share
“I dreamed of chasing Selah through a field of daisies when a Redcoat started pulling on my arm. It did not take long to… — Sarah Holman Copy Share
“Why were people always asking me about things in my past, the things I wanted to keep hidden? But then, why did my life… — Sarah Holman Copy Share
“Perhaps you should not think too hard on the political struggles. I think it is better if you find your freedom in Christ. He,… — Sarah Holman Copy Share
“If you are ever angry at him, threaten to do something to one of his books, as calling him Fred does nothing.” — Sarah Holman Copy Share
“At that moment, Mark looked far younger than his eighteen years. He seemed as vulnerable as I felt. Sometimes, the uniforms of the King’s… — Sarah Holman Copy Share
“I think God understands our pain better than we think. Crying over a sister or a brother who has died is natural and by… — Sarah Holman Copy Share
“Alditha wondered if perhaps the key [to] contentment was not what they had, but seeing the beauty in what they had already been given.” — Sarah Holman Copy Share
“I understand that if you focus on what is wrong in your life, that is all you will see." Marian put her hands on… — Sarah Holman Copy Share
“God gave you sadness as well as joy, laughter as well as tears, because he knew that you would need both. He knew that… — Sarah Holman Copy Share
“No one understood the value of something that was measured with a different standard than they themselves measured by. Matthew was thought to be… — Sarah Holman Copy Share
