Hi there!
It’s almost winter in the Blue Mountains and I’m looking out my window, enjoying a few late roses. At the same time, I’m praying for our world, for healing and transformation after such a challenging two years. For me, the last two years have felt very quiet. I’ve been doing a lot more writing than speaking. My devotional book, ‘A Time to Hope’ was released 18 months ago. It’s 365 short devotions, covering the entire Bible, from Genesis to Revelation.  Darren and I are now reading it for the second year in a row and finding it very helpful! As well as that, I spent 2021 co-writing a book with Feby Chan. Feby married Andrew Chan while he was in prison awaiting execution. Her story is a testimony to the love and faithfulness of God, even within pain and deep discouragement. The book is called ‘Walking Him Home’ and is available at Koorong, Amazon etc.
But mostly, these days, I’ve been enjoying collecting Faith Stories for Eternity News and the Bible Society. I’ve done more than 200! These are published on the Eternity News website and I’ve been really encouraged by the process. God is still at work in the world! https://www.eternitynews.com.au/section/faith-stories.
I’m hoping toe collate these in book form, so i will let you know when that becomes available. Also, if you would like to share a short faith story with me, please send me a message on the contact page. Thanks!

With my love and prayers at this time,

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The Plum Tree in the Desert

In 2013, Naomi was commissioned by Interserve to write a book telling the best stories of faith and mission in Asia and the Arab World, through the eyes of Interserve partners. She loved the whole process – travelling, interviewing the partners and writing up their amazing stories of God at work, even in the desert. ‘The Plum Tree in the Desert’ was released by Authentic Media in mid 2015 and is available on this website now!

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My Seventh Monsoon is the first in Naomi Reed’s award-winning trilogy. It was written in Nepal during the monsoon of 2005, while Naomi was struggling with home-school, civil war and 120 days of rain. As she stared outside at the rain, she began to type and consider the way that God works his purposes in our lives through seasons. The book reads like ‘a very long cup of tea’ and was awarded second place in the Australian Christian Book of the Year Award, 2008

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Heading Home is the third in the original series, following on from My Seventh Monsoon and No Ordinary View. It follows the family’s return to Australia and covers Naomi’s thoughts and reflections on the nature of home, belonging and purpose. It was published in June 2012.

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