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Leagh Matthews is a storyteller at heart, weaving together faith, family, and the beauty of starting over. Rooted in Southern living and inspired by history, music, and everyday moments, she writes stories that explore redemption, healing, and hope.

When she’s not writing, Leagh (pronounced L-e-e) can be found at the piano, journaling, creating art, or enjoying the quiet rhythms of daily life with her precious pup, Bentley, by her side. Her work reflects a deep belief that even life’s hardest chapters can be transformed into something meaningful—and that no story is ever beyond redemption.

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  • Hymn Story: The Nail-Pierced Hands

    The Nail-Scarred Hand was written by Baylus B. McKinney in 1924. He was born on July 22, 1886 in Heflin, Louisiana, attended the Bush Conservatory of Music and awarded an honorary Doctor of Music degree by Oklahoma Baptist University in 1942. McKinney served as music editor for the Robert H. Coleman company from 1918-1935 and…

  • Author Spotlight: Anna Grace Miller

    It’s an honor to welcome Anna Grace Miller to today’s author spotlight. We’ve been in a critique group for over 5 years now (how is that possible?) and grown together in our craft. Jonah: The Belly of Hell takes us back to the Biblical character but Anna has so much history and other threads woven…

  • Author Spotlight: Joy Avery Melville

    Happy Thanksgiving! It is my privilege to welcome Joy Avery Melville. I’ve so enjoyed getting to know her and so many of her answers have resonated with me. Hopefully her story will speak to your heart as well. Blog post – Joy Avery Melville – Kept for Her – Book 2 of the Intended for…

  • Guest Post: Finding Peace in Each Day by Barbara M. Britton

    Finding Peace in Each Day By Barbara M. Britton In a novel, conflict and tension keep readers turning pages to see what happens to their beloved characters. I am always throwing troubles in the paths of my main characters. It’s fun to send imaginary people on these adventures. But what happens when the troubles come…

  • Guest Post: A Holy City Christmas by Christina Sinisi

    There’s something magical about Christmas…but in Charleston, South Carolina, the holiday is extra special. The local chapter of the American Christian Fiction Writers has published an anthology of eight short stories that celebrate the festive joy of the holiday with the beauty of the Holy City (called that because of the number of churches and…

  • Hymn Story: I Have Entered Beulah Land

    Isaiah 62:4 says, “You will be called Hepzibah, and your land Beulah.” Fanny Crosby wrote the lyrics to the hymn “I Have Entered Beulah Land.” The song was first published in 1886. John R. Sweney wrote the melody. He was born on December 31, 1837 in West Chester, Pennsylvania. As a body he began to…

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