What if the tears you cried in silence were the very ink God used to write your story?

Some people are known for big things they have done. Others are known for the quiet way they love, forgive, and hold on to hope. She is both. Not because she tried to be noticed, but because God noticed her whilst in her mother’s womb.

Helen-“alias” the PottersBride is a mother and a grandmother. A woman who cares deeply for others. Her heart is soft, not because life has been easy, but because God met her in hard places and made her strong through love. She does not just see faces—she sees people. She believes every person has value, no matter their past, present, and no matter their pain. She loves the Christian letters—the epistles—because they speak to her soul and shape her thinking.They remind her who God is, and who we are called to be.

She writes not to be famous, but to share what she has learned. Her words come from real life—moments of joy, sorrow, waiting, and faith. She writes so others know they are not alone, and that God is still writing stories with broken and willing hearts.