Jennifer's father and mother are divorced, and Jennifer hardly ever sees her dad. Jenny's dad comes home for her fourteenth birthday and starts trouble in the Robbins' home. Meanwhile, Art, Jenny's older brother, gets discouraged and gives up on Christianity, and God. Jennifer tries to encourage Art to become a Christian again, but she has a hard time doing it. Art has depression, and feels like God gave up on him. Jennifer becomes a "light" to Art and helps him and encourages him in his walk with God. ** I hope this book encourages you if you're trying to lead someone to God, whether it's a friend, a family member, or a stranger. Thanks for clicking on my story, I hope you enjoy it! GOD BLESS YOU!! © AuthorForJesus | 2015

Book one of the girls of Faith series. Aubri is a teen girl living in the "ghetto" part of an Arizona city. Luckily she gets bussed to the richer part of town to go to school, but Shes been labelled a long with all the mexicans that go to school as poor gang bangers who only cause trouble. Aubri hates the label and doesn't understand that just because he parents are immigrants, doesn't make her any different. God made all people equal right? Aubri never gets a break with the racial slurs and the assumptions, until a guy, seems to be oblivious to what everyone else says about her and her friends. He just sees the person she is on the inside.

There's a girl on Bridget's street that is always smiling. But she's dressed in rags, has ratty, tangled hair, and scraped up feet. People donate shoes to her every day. Why doesn't the barefoot girl ever wear them? And what's the secret to her happiness? Can Bridget learn what lasting happiness is from this mysterious girl? What will she learn about herself on the way? And will she ever be free from the one day of her past that haunts her the most? Cover made by @katerina_xx! Thanks for reading everyone! Complete! (And under editing. Nothing about the plot will change:)