Cindy R Futch

Cindy R. Futch was born in 1968 in a small northwest Georgia town. She is the middle child of a father who was a carpenter and teacherfor more than four decades, and a mother who, for over three decades, used her talents as a hairdresser. Growing up, Cindy experiencedfrom her parents firsthand the love of God and how to open one's hands to the will of the Creator to serve Him in one's daily work. Froma very young age, Cindy found great joy in the pages of a book. As she learned how the words...See more

Cindy R. Futch was born in 1968 in a small northwest Georgia town. She is the middle child of a father who was a carpenter and teacherfor more than four decades, and a mother who, for over three decades, used her talents as a hairdresser. Growing up, Cindy experiencedfrom her parents firsthand the love of God and how to open one's hands to the will of the Creator to serve Him in one's daily work. Froma very young age, Cindy found great joy in the pages of a book. As she learned how the words could come to life and transport her back intime, encourage paths to navigate the present, or allow her to peer into the future, her love of all things literature blossomed. Cindy becamea teacher of reading and English at the age of twenty-two. The love of stories, the timeless classics, and specifically those in God's storybook, the Bible, instilled a passion for how the literal and figurative language threaded throughout a text could penetrate the heart and make onefeel seen, accepted, and pursued by the heavenly Father. The way the Bible uses parables, dialogues, comparisons, and imagery to reveal thehuman spirit and God's divine purpose can never be replicated. What can be done is to allow God's inspiration to unfold, using one's God-given passions and talents to spread His love for humanity through the writing of an inspired story. After more than three decades in theteaching profession, Cindy is now seeking a new calling on her life as she embarks on a journey to be an author. With one mission in mind, her desire is for all God's children, young and old, to know that God creates each of us with a purpose as we are His workmanship, designedjust as He chose, to do good works in Christ Jesus. See less