Dawn Klinge | writer | Christian living | historical romance | #writer

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In the end,

it’s all a love story.

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1930’s Seattle | College | Romance |

Working title: Sorrento Girl

Shall I compare thee to a summers day_ Thou art more lovely and more temperate...png

The Sorrento Girls were a sisterhood. Having them around was the best part of living in this beautiful hotel..png

On the seat were some pink roses. She looked at Paul with a shy smile Sorrento Girl..png

Ann realized she was smart. She knew this deep in the heart of her soul. It wasn’t something that made her prideful. No, it was just a matter-of-fact thing she understood about herself...png

Smith Tower in Seattle is certainly not the tallest building in the city anymore but at one time it was the tallest building west of Chicago._._There’s something about this building that makes my imagination go wild. I love thinking about.jpg

Maybe she didn’t have to know precisely what God’s plan was for her, yet. Perhaps, what God wanted was for her to say, ‘yes’ to the opportunities that he placed right in front of her- to love others, and to trust, in.png

I didn’t matter that it had started to rain or that the cold wind made choppy waves on the lake, making the boat bob around like a little cork. All that mattered was that they were with each other.. (1).png

Look to Jesus: How to Let Go of Worry and Trust God | Dawn Klinge

My first book. Look to Jesus: How to Let Go of Worry and Trust God

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Sep 17, 2019

What it Means to be Adopted by God: 6 Amazing Privileges

Sep 17, 2019

What does it mean to be adopted into God’s family? I believe it means enjoying an unconditional love that’s forever. As a Christian, sometimes, I can still take on the mindset of someone who thinks I’m accepted into God’s family as long as I don’t mess up. I can forget that adoption into God’s family is permanent- and solely by His grace, not my works. I’m still learning, but as I’ve grown to more fully accept God’s grace. I've become better at trusting in his unconditional love, and I have a much greater peace than ever before.

Sep 17, 2019

Aug 15, 2019

The Frightening Day I met an Angel on the Side of the Road

Aug 15, 2019

Sweat dripped into my eyes, stinging, as I forced my tired legs to push the pedals of my bike forward. I was on the final stretch of the first morning of a 3-day bike tour with my church youth group. The hot desert highway in eastern Washington was proving harder than I'd expected, but I knew I'd soon reach the top of the long hill I was working on, and I was looking forward to the descent.

Aug 15, 2019

Jul 16, 2019

Book Review: Starting Now, A 30-Day Guide to Becoming Who You Want To Be in College

Jul 16, 2019

My oldest daughter is headed off to her third year of college in less than four weeks. So when I received an email asking if I would take a look at a new book called, Starting Now: College is Hard - This Can Help, I was intrigued. The description states it’s a “30-Day Guide to Becoming Who You Want to Be in College”. The authors, Crystal Chiang, and Gerald Fadayomi, both have extensive experience working in student ministry.

Jul 16, 2019