RuthAnn Raycroft

RuthAnn Raycroft has a Master's Degree in English Literature from the University of Wales, Cardiff. She is currently living the dream as a freelance writer and editor.

Articles by RuthAnn Raycroft

A Mother’s Heart

I had always been fortunate in the past. I was a quiet girl and I kept to myself. The sharp-tongued gossips in town had always left me alone. My life was not interesting enough for a discussion in line at the market or over a cool drink in a shady café. I studied, worked hard […] Read More >

A Real Valentine

As Valentine’s Day approaches, I find myself thinking about all of the things I dislike about the “love” holiday. Before I am labelled a cynic or accused of sour grapes, let me be clear: I believe in love. Sincerely. And romance is lovely. It’s the “once a year” part I have trouble with. “I’m going […] Read More >

Best Friend

“Best friend” can sound like a silly, childish term to many people. It conjures up images of playground arguments between little girls, but it is a term that is dear to my heart. I met Jocelyn in 1974, in Mrs. Ball’s kindergarten class. I was four years old and she was five. Over the course […] Read More >

Best Friend

“Best friend” can sound like a silly, childish term to many people. It conjures up images of playground arguments between little girls, but it is a term that is dear to my heart. I met Jocelyn in 1974, in Mrs. Ball’s kindergarten class. I was four years old and she was five. Over the course […] Read More >

Celebrating Love Without Limits

“No man is an Island, entire of itself” ~ John Donne With world population well over six billion, it seems strange to think that anyone could be lonely. The Internet, cell phones, and wireless devices are everywhere, but in the midst of all of this community, many of us still find ourselves alone. Our lives […] Read More >

Every Tongue, and Tribe, and Nation

High school sweethearts Carol and Richard McElroy always planned to spend their lives serving the Lord as missionaries. Yet after an initial posting in Costa Rica, it seemed that it was not to be. Carol accepted Christ at a young age and in her teens felt the Lord calling her to life as a missionary. […] Read More >

Freshmen Survival Advice for Life

10 things to keep you living and loving your time in college from your freshman year and beyond. Read More >

Lost Arts

In many ways, entering Annie Armstrong’s living room puts one in mind of a house in another age. Though there is ample evidence of the modern world, the room is brimming with decorative and handmade items. The cozy room’s walls form a gallery – testament to Annie’s legendary skill with a needle. The promise of […] Read More >

Peace on Earth – Good Will to Men

Seeking and Celebrating the Real Meaning of Christmas Entering a large grocery store a couple of months ago, I was startled by several large displays near the checkouts and exits. There, nestled in between the bins of fresh Halloween treats, were stacks of boxed Christmas chocolates and stocking stuffers. The Christmas season had begun and […] Read More >

Putting Your Pastime to Work

For many men and women who are faced with this kind of opportunity, the initial answer seems very straightforward: take the money and kick back. Read More >


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