WTK Storyteller “Inspiration from American History.”

One Woman’s Spiritual Journey to the Asbury College Revival, is a compelling read for
such a time as this. Her latest novel is Easton at Christmastide.

Dr. Rebecca Price Janney is the author of twenty-five  books, including her  beloved Easton Series.  Books three and four, Easton at the Crossroads and Easton at the Pass, captured 2019 and 2020 Golden Scroll Awards for Historical Novel of the Year, and the first book in her Morning in America Series, Morning Glory, took second place. Award-winning Sweet, Sweet Spirit: One Woman’s Spiritual Journey to the Asbury College Revival, is a compelling read for such a time as this. Her latest novel is Easton at Christmastide.

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Rebecca began writing professionally at the age of fourteen and by the following year was covering the Philadelphia Phillies. She earned degrees in history from Lafayette College, Princeton Seminary, and Mission Seminary. Rebecca is a popular speaker at civic and patriotic organizations, historical societies, schools, libraries, churches, and synagogues, and appears regularly on radio. Her weekly podcast, “Inspiration from American History,” offers encouragement and insights from our nation’s past. She resides with her husband, son, and Cavalier King Charles Spaniel in Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Valley where her family has lived since the 1740s.

“Inspiration from American History.”

A Story of The Emancipation Proclamation with Dr. Rebecca Price Janney • January 2021!

The Inspiring Story of the 1914 Christmas Truce

Have a very Merry Christmas, Dr. Rebecca Price Janney • December 2020 !

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DR. REBECCA PRICE JANNEY is the author of twenty-four books, including her beloved Easton Series. Easton at the Crossroads captured the 2019 Golden Scroll Award for Historical Novel of the Year, and the first book in her Morning in America Series, Morning Glory, took second place. Her newest novels are Easton at the Pass and Sweet, Sweet Spirit: One Woman’s Spiritual Journey to the Asbury College Revival.

She began writing professionally at the age of fourteen and by the following year was covering the Philadelphia Phillies. She earned degrees in history from Lafayette College, Princeton Seminary, and Missio Seminary. Rebecca is a popular speaker at civic and patriotic organizations, historical societies, schools, libraries, churches, and synagogues, and appears regularly on radio.