2How do you share your life of faith with your grandchildren? What will they need to know? Do you just thrill them with your victories of faith and filter out those times of doubt and rebellion that threaten to tarnish that Mrs. Claus image you've built up? How would God have you tell your story with Him, so that they can see how He might work in theirs?In Letters to Lucy, Kathy chose to be boldly honest about her struggles with her identity, her faith and that gritty conflict between her attitude and God's plan. Starting with her days as a young submariner's wife, she shows how every move and change stretched and re-shaped her relationship with God. She looks back at her triumphs and foibles with a little edgy humor, praying that through her transparency, God will show her grandchildren: How to recognize one's true identity, amid culture's miragesHow to turn restlessness in marriage into restfulness in itWhat to do when God calls you out of your comfort zoneKathy's Letters to Lucy is written to her grandchildren as (future) adults, but if you're the type to read other people's mail, you're welcome to peek inside the envelope - no steam required