A children's parable portraying the life and death of Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God, by way of a little girl named Jayde, who is in a wheelchair.
About the Author: Sally Hull first began making up songs to sing while she was still a child, sitting on the bank of the lake with a fishing pole in her hands. With the help of her sisters, she taught herself how to play the piano. She joined band in the seventh grade, playing a clarinet. She taught herself to play the guitar, harmonica and zither as well. Always loving music, she joined the church's choir at age sixteen. Later she became the pianist for the school quartette at Toronto Baptist Seminary and Bible School. When the lead singer came down with laryngitis while they were touring, he took up her piano duties, while Sally became the temporary lead singer, even though it was an all male quartette. Throughout the years Sally has lead children in singing at Sunday School, Children's Church and Vacation Bible School, and also became the children's choir director. She accompanied the missionaries on her guitar as they taught home-Bible-studies in China. As her father prepared to join her mother soon in Heaven, due to Cancer, Sally began writing her Christmas Cantata she entitled: I've Waited All My Life to See His Face. It brought great joy to her during this time of grief, reminding her of the hope that she would see her parents again someday in Heaven. Sally wrote her first novel at age seventeen and has gone on to write over forty books. She writes in a variety of genres for a different of ages, since she enjoys reading a variety of stories. After graduating from Gladwin High School in Michigan, she studied at Toronto Baptist Seminary in Canada, as well as Mid Michigan Community College and Central Michigan University. After a different of teaching jobs in America, Sally traveled to China to teach English to college students one year and grade school children the following year. She earned her Advanced TESOL Certificate as well from the Canadian Institute of English. After teaching, she returned to writing. Living in Montana with her husband Charlie, who is a photographer and writer in his own right, Sally continues writing, hoping to be an encouragement to others, helping them to know God better.