Storybook
There is something about story. Stories matter.
The stories that we tell ourselves matter. The stories that we tell others matter. As Madeleine L’Engle writes, “Our truest responsibility to the irrationality of the world is to paint or sing or write, for only in such response do we find the truth.”
Not only do the stories that we tell matter, but the stories that we live matter. Yet, more often than not, the stories we see framed are stories where success matters more than anything, and that success is defined in very narrow terms – power, control, money and fame.
The stories you see here real stories. These stories are less about success and more about lives lived with purpose and passion. Again, they don’t manipulate us, don’t force us, don’t distract us from life, but rather they show us a spacious world in which God creates and saves and blesses.
Name: Brian Blank
Position: Producer for Fox Business Network
“My life is cable news for now!
My story will have a GREAT ending.”
Click here to read more of Brian’s story.
Name: Debbie Kim
Position: Graphic designer for LA Magazine
“My life is not my own.
My story will make sense someday.”
Click here to read more of Debbie’s story.
Name: Eva Ellingsworth
Position: Missionary with Great Commission Ministries
“My life is living in Amsterdam, working for a church.
My story is, I once was lost, now I’m found.”
Click here to read more of Eva’s story.
If you’d like to correspond with any of these people feel free to email us at rockstorybook (at) gmail.com. We’d also love to hear your story.