Journeys to Peace

About the Book

With a God-given heart for First Nation people, TR Brennan’s desire is to bring awareness to their history and the issues they endure today while awakening non-natives to common misconceptions regarding First Nation believers. In a collection of three independent parables, Brennan details a native woman’s journey from hopelessness and despair to love, forgiveness, the grace of a Savior, and her unique purpose in life. As she begins her walk, she meets a peculiar man that guides her to the love of Jesus, the power of forgiveness, and the grace of God. While healing from past injustices to her people, she finally accepts and embraces her identity as a First Nation believer. Though her path was not always easy and often filled with many choices and consequences, Brennan’s stories provide encouragement and inspiration to others to persevere through their troubles, walk the Jesus way, and live life to the fullest. Journeys to Peace takes one on a search for love, forgiveness, and grace to discover their true identity in Christ.

About the Author

TR Brennan earned a master’s degree of Ministry in Christian counseling from International Seminary in Florida, and a doctorate of Ministry from Newburgh Theological Seminary in Indiana. With a God-given heart for Native Americans, she is empathetic to the plight of all First Nations people. Her heart’s desire is to bring awareness to their history and the issues they endure today. Her goal is to awaken non-natives to common misconceptions regarding First Nation people’s spirituality and their walk with Creator God, and to encourage others to embrace native believers who walk the Jesus way in life. She believes that healing individually and collectively will lead to the healing of our nation. Her passion is writing and helping people find their path to abundant life by speaking the Word and appreciating God’s creation. She resides in Upstate New York with her husband; their dog, Sarabi; and their cat, Isaiah, on fourteen acres they call the “Promised Land.” They like to sit by water, hike, kayak, and walk the land, observing all of God’s creation and relishing all His blessings. The Oneida Nation, People of the Standing Stone of the Haudenosaunee, are the indigenous peoples on whose ancestral lands we gratefully reside.