Leasa Brouillard
Have you ever felt that God did not know who you are? Have you prayed a prayer and did not get the answer in the time that you expected? That is how little Chloe felt when she continuously prayed, “Jesus, please make Grandpa Roger’s owie better. “
With this family discussion workbook, you can help your children answer the same questions that Chloe had. Read together how Momma answers Chloe’s questions and take time to discuss with your children and write out the answers in this workbook companion to Chloe’s Prayer.
Answering your child’s questions can be tough, but with the help of Chloe’s Prayer A Family Discussion Workbook and a Bible, the tough questions are a little bit easier.
Leasa Brouillard is a 1991 graduate of the Tri-Center School system in Neola, Iowa. She went on to Dana College in Blair, Nebraska where she received her degrees in Art and Education in 1996.
Brouillard’s interest in writing began while attending Tri-Center and continued on through out her life. When her father was diagnosed with esophageal cancer in 2004, Brouillard began writing down all the questions her daughter, Chloe, was asking as they dealt with praying for “Grandpa’s owie to get better.” Brouillard’s father, Roger Stark, went terminal in April of 2005 and later passed away in July.
It was not until after attending a writing conference that she began to look at what she had written and got serious about publishing the book, Chloe’s Prayer.
Brouillard currently resides near Portsmouth, Iowa. She is a wife and mother of three children including Chloe. She also has her own pottery studio and continues to work on her next book.
Brouillard’s book Chloe’s Prayer and its companion, Chloe’s Prayer A Family Discussion Workbook is set to be released early spring of 2008.
Momma replied, “Chloe, God knows who you are. He made you. He even knows the exact numbers of hairs on your head.”
“Really
?”
Momma nodded yes.
“Wow!” I said in amazement.
“But why hasn’t he answered our prayer
?”
“You know how we look at the clock to know what time it is, right
?”
“Yes”
Momma went on, “God has a clock too.”
“God’s clock is not like our clock. It does not have hours or minutes or even days or weeks. God answers prayers in his time
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