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Sailing Toward Faith is a timeless devotional, an adventure story about a woman who sails solo aboard a small sailboat from Southern California to and through the Panama Canal, and her imaginings about the sea creatures she meets along the way who encourage her on a journey of faith in Jesus.

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Sailing Toward Faith is a timeless devotional, an adventure story about a woman who sails solo aboard a small sailboat from Southern California to and through the Panama Canal, and her imaginings about the sea creatures she meets along the way who encourage her on a journey of faith in Jesus.


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Bonnie-Jean Heather was born in Long Island, New York, raised in Los Angeles, California, and now calls the Pacific Northwest home. Her sailing experiences included trips to Santa Catalina Island, Santa Barbara Island, and the Channel Islands of southern California; both the American and British Virgin Islands; the Sea of Cortez, the pacific coastlines of Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Panama including the Panama Canal; and the San Juan Islands of Washington State. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Management and a Master of Arts degree in International Care & Community Development both from Northwest University in Kirkland, Washington. She is a retired Human Resources professional.She is the author of "Soul Journey At Sea."She discovered she had a passion for writing when her favorite university professor made a comment on one of her class assignments "Great writer's voice. Do you hope to publish someday, or have you? You should think about it."