"Remember This" with Kristy Cambron

“remember this”

with kristy cambron

Kristy Cambron is a vintage-inspired storyteller, writing from the space where art, history, and faith intersect. She’s a Christy Award-winning author of historical fiction, including her bestselling debut, The Butterfly and the Violin, and nonfiction, including the Verse Mapping series of Bibles and Bible studies. A self-proclaimed history nerd, she loves to chase all things research, going behind the scenes at a Ringling Bros. Sarasota mansion, touring a former TB sanitarium, and exploring the backroads of Ireland.

Kristy holds a degree in Art History/Research Writing and spent 15 years in education and leadership development for a Fortune-100 corporation, partnering with such companies as the Disney Institute, IBM/Kenexa, and Gallup before stepping away to pursue her passion for storytelling. Her work has been named to Publishers Weekly Religion & Spirituality TOP 10, Library Journal Reviews’ Best Books, RT Reviewers’ Choice Awards, received 2015 & 2017 INSPY Award nominations, and received a 2020 Christy Award for her novel, The Painted Castle. Currently, Kristy resides in Indiana with her husband and three sons, where she continues to pen her upcoming novels.

My time with Kristy was such a gift. Her faith and her ability to take the “long view” of life were especially striking to me. In our time together, she reminded me of the importance of staying attuned to God’s leading and attuned to those sacred moments filled with eternal beauty.

Learn more about Kristy’s work here.

Learn more about verse mapping here.


the interview

 

Kristy Cambron is a vintage-inspired storyteller, writing from the space where art, history, and faith intersect. She's a Christy Award-winning author of historical fiction, including her bestselling debut, The Butterfly and the Violin, and nonfiction, including the Verse Mapping series of Bibles and Bible studies.

Audio engineering by: Podcast P.S.

 

Are you tired of being sold a broken brand of beauty?

The brand of beauty we are so often sold is way too small. It divides and dis-integrates us. I am on a mission to expand and re-discover beauty, authentic beauty. I believe beauty is the life of God at work in us and among us. Will you join me in exploring that kind of beauty?

Sign up and follow along on my journey. Let’s re-define beauty. Together.

 

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