All Will Be Well: Learning to Trust God's Love
About this ebook
"Then when you don't see me anymore, I will be where God is," said Mima, "because God loves you and God loves me, 'All will be well, all will be well, everything will be well.'"
Mima is very sick, and just thinking about it makes Julian very sad and very angry. Julian is worried about Mima and wonders if God can hear her or if God cares. So Mima teaches Julian that God loves us and that God can be trusted—even when we are sad or angry.
Help young hearts explore life’s toughest questions with All Will Be Well, a tender and beautifully illustrated book that brings the wisdom of Julian of Norwich to life for children.
This moving story follows a young girl named Julian as she navigates the sadness and uncertainty of her grandmother’s illness. Through heartfelt conversations with her Mima, Julian begins to discover the comforting truth that God’s constant love allows us to trust Him, even in times of grief.
Designed to address sensitive subjects like death and loss, this book equips parents and caregivers with theological insight that is both generous and gentle enough to hold children's questions. Julian of Norwich’s timeless teachings are thoughtfully woven throughout the narrative, helping children to process their emotions, ask thoughtful questions, and find peace in God’s loving care.
All Will Be Well Features:
- Tackling Big Questions: This book is written to help children understand grief and loss through the lens of God’s unconditional love.
- Heartfelt Storytelling: This book introduces Julian of Norwich’s inspiring teachings, drawn from her own suffering, in an age-appropriate way.
- Meaningful Conversations: A special note to adults offers guidance for conversations, making this book an invaluable resource for Christian parents, grandparents, and others who care for children.
Help children to explore themes of love, trust, and hope through this gentle, faith-filled story. With All Will Be Well, families can share meaningful moments together while learning to lean into God’s love.
About the author
Rebecca Evans is an author and illustrator who has worked on more than twenty-four children's books. She also enjoys teaching art at her local Art Center, publishing artwork with magazines and multiple publishing houses, and sharing her love of literature and art with children. She lives in Maryland and enjoys spending time with her husband and four young children, and working from her home studio.
Lacy Finn Borgo (DMin) teaches and provides spiritual direction with adults and children through Renovaré, Mercy Center Burlingame, and the Companioning Center. She especially loves meeting with children at Haven House, a transitional facility for families without homes. Lacy lives on the Western Slope of the Rocky Mountains with her people family, four dogs, four cats, two goats, one horse, and assorted chickens.
