Sandee MacGregor
Sandee Macgregor was educated and trained as a teacher and is the author of two best-selling devotionals and an award-winning blog.
Her first book, A Mother-Daughter Devotional and Shared Journal Experience for Psalm 119, encourages and enables the building of a deeper spiritual bond between a mother and her daughter(s) through shared journaling and readings of Scripture. Her second book, A Devotional for Mothers and Sons: Walking in Wisdom through Proverbs, aims to deepen the bond between mothers and sons through shared activities and reading devotional segments that encourage the development of faith and leadership skills.
Sandee’s first children’s book Can I Take it to Heaven? provides a delightful resource to discuss the topic of heaven with a child. As you turn the pages, you will read the thoughtful and kind conversation between Lucy and her grandmother that provides an opportunity for much-needed discussion with our children about heaven.
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