Stories and Reflections on Russia from an American Missionary
About the Author
Willingly shares her life experiences, expertise, and passions as a volunteer professional, Christian missionary, and teacher through her writings and presentations.
Praise
"Manning the Light maintains family values and spiritual foundations that are important in my family's life today. As a homeschooling mom, I recommend this book as part of a literature based American history curriculum."
—Elizabeth Giles Griner
"This account of Thaddeus Stevens' early life is very useful and instructive from the point of view of dealing with bullying and abuse... Young readers will find the book a clear account of farm life in rural Vermont and the sheer strength needed to perform basic chores..."
—Barbara, Amazon review
on Thaddeus Stevens
"There is a real need for a book like Who's Calling... Dr. Webb's understanding of addiction and codependency is extremely astute..."
—Constance Hughes, Amazon review
"Amazing! I highly recommend Terry Webb to be part of your lecture series... She is a wealth of knowledge and loves to share that with her audiences.”
—Jen Rynier on Memories and Miracles
"The tensions provoked lead to some dangerous moments and exciting plot twists. I recommend this book to all, youth and full adults. There is much to learn from the experiences of Sam, Albert, Will and their diverse Cobb County community..."
—Peter Scott on Costly Freedom
“Costly Freedom... is a compelling work of historical fiction... Terry Webb artfully develops these characters and weaves their stories into an absorbing plot, one that will decidedly hold the attention of young readers.
—Ann Ratcliffe, English teacher, MA
George Washington University
Programs
Programs can be arranged by contacting the author. She'll share her expertise and experiences for groups and as a podcast or zoom guest.
“… a compelling work of historical fiction concerning... Reconstruction in the South. It is also a chapter that is largely ignored in the curriculum for middle school aged students.”
—Ann Ratcliffe
Latest Blog Post
Trumpism can be defined as a movement of MAGA followers of Donald Trump. There are 63 million of them and they pose a threat to themselves and also to American Democracy. Trumpism has also been defined by other mental health experts as a cultural pathology that has spread from former President Trump’s malignant narcissism…
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