| Cynthia L. Simmons Author/Teacher Homeschool mother |
Cynthia has been teaching for over twenty years as both a homeschool mother of five and
as a Bible teacher. In addition to growing orchids and playing the piano, she loves history.
She spends hours researching, and the lively stories she finds become part of her Bible
lessons. Often she comments that history can teach valuable lessons and can illustrate
Scriptural principles.
Her youngest child, Caleb, suffers with a form of autism. She went to special education
classes so she could homeschool him as well. An article on his life appeared in the
January 2008 issue of Georgia Right to Life News
as a Bible teacher. In addition to growing orchids and playing the piano, she loves history.
She spends hours researching, and the lively stories she finds become part of her Bible
lessons. Often she comments that history can teach valuable lessons and can illustrate
Scriptural principles.
Her youngest child, Caleb, suffers with a form of autism. She went to special education
classes so she could homeschool him as well. An article on his life appeared in the
January 2008 issue of Georgia Right to Life News
Cynthia is active in Christian Authors Guild and currently serves
as president.
Her work also appears in CAG's anthologies, The Desk in the
Attic, and No Small Miracles.
Both books can be purchased at www.booklocker.com or
www.amazon.com.
CAG writers are completing a devotional book, Inspirations from
the Heart, which will be released in 2008.
Her articles have appeared in Chattanooga Regional Historical
Journal, Chattanooga Times Free Press, NATHHAN NEWS,
Georgia Right to Life News, and Catholic Exchange.
as president.
Her work also appears in CAG's anthologies, The Desk in the
Attic, and No Small Miracles.
Both books can be purchased at www.booklocker.com or
www.amazon.com.
CAG writers are completing a devotional book, Inspirations from
the Heart, which will be released in 2008.
Her articles have appeared in Chattanooga Regional Historical
Journal, Chattanooga Times Free Press, NATHHAN NEWS,
Georgia Right to Life News, and Catholic Exchange.
When I stand at the foot of the cross, I keep my balance. First, I remember
I'm valuable because Jesus paid for my sins with His death. However, I can't
feel pride because I know I'm a sinner who needs forgiveness.
Cynthia L. Simmons
I'm valuable because Jesus paid for my sins with His death. However, I can't
feel pride because I know I'm a sinner who needs forgiveness.
Cynthia L. Simmons
| Cynthia and her husband, Ray, who reside in the Atlanta area. |
| Cynthia's first book, Struggles and Triumphs, came out in May 2008. Click here to learn more: |
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