A Seed of Hope (Hearts of Harmony Hill Prequel) - Price, Sylvia
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In the tranquil Amish community of Harmony Hill, nestled in the rolling hills of Lancaster County, Sarah Stoltzfus and Ezekiel King begin their life together, bound by love and faith. Set a generation before the events of the main series, A Seed of Hope follows the heartwarming journey of Sarah and Ezekiel as they face the challenges of farming life, raising a family, and reconciling their individual dreams with the commitments they've made to each other and their community. As they navigate economic hardships and conflicting visions for their future, Sarah and Ezekiel's faith and devotion are…mehr

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In the tranquil Amish community of Harmony Hill, nestled in the rolling hills of Lancaster County, Sarah Stoltzfus and Ezekiel King begin their life together, bound by love and faith. Set a generation before the events of the main series, A Seed of Hope follows the heartwarming journey of Sarah and Ezekiel as they face the challenges of farming life, raising a family, and reconciling their individual dreams with the commitments they've made to each other and their community. As they navigate economic hardships and conflicting visions for their future, Sarah and Ezekiel's faith and devotion are tested. Will Sarah and Ezekiel's love be strong enough to overcome the trials ahead and plant the seeds of hope for future generations? A Seed of Hope is a tender story of enduring love, faith, and the beginnings of a family legacy. In this prequel to the Hearts of Harmony Hill series, readers will be reminded how even the smallest seeds of hope can grow into something lasting.
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Sylvia Price first met Mennonite missionaries in Montréeacute;al when she was 13 years old. She was captivated by their faithfulness to Christ, their politeness, their calm lifestyle-especially in comparison to the bustle of a major city—and how they could enjoy the simplest things to the fullest. When they opened their home for her to stay with them for three weeks, she was made to feel like family. Their enduring legacy in her life was to get her a library card and to start reading for her to cope with the loss of television and radio. With a new-found appreciation for books, Sylvia set her sights to college then seminary in service of the Lord. She now spends her time writing, hoping to inspire the next generation to read more stories.