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*Last entry is an hour before closing

TODAY'S HOURS: 8 AM – 6 PM

*Last entry is an hour before closing

Cover of the book "My Father is the Gardener"

“My Father is the Gardener” Book Signing

Registration for this event is now closed. Contact mschmidlkofer@fwbg.org for late registration.

BRIT Press is proud to support one of their newest authors, Shelley Cramm and the release of her new book titled My Father is the Gardener. This program will kick-off from 6 – 7 pm with a panel discussion and some of the “behind the scenes” stories of the book and also some background/history of work with BRIT. The panelists include: Shelley Cramm the author; Barney Lipscomb, project director and editor; Becky Horn, book designer; Layla Luna, artist; Gary Logan, photographer, and Tiana Rehman and Jessica Lane with the BRIT Herbarium. The second hour of the program will include Q&A with the panelists, mingling with light snacks, and book sales and signing!

Friday, February 24 (6 8 PM)

Registration Deadline: Tuesday, February 21

Free Registration! This is a free event, but registration is required. An email with program details, including the location on site, will be sent to all registrants the day after the registration deadline. To help avoid this important communication being mislabeled as junk mail, please whitelist the fwbg.org domain with your email provider.

There is additional paid programming for My Father is the Gardener the following day, Saturday, February 25 (1:00 – 3:00 PM). Click here to view details and register.

Click here to purchase the book.

Instructor: Shelley S. Cramm loves to see the ancient words of Scripture come alive in today’s gardens. She is the author of devotions for God’s Word for Gardeners Bible (Grand Rapids, Mich., Zondervan, 2014) and writes the Devotions Blog at www.gardenindelight.com, a website she founded to further the practice of growing faith in the home garden and develop Bible plant design ideas. She writes freelance articles on plants of the Bible for today’s landscapes and speaks enthusiastically to garden clubs and faith groups about the connection of garden to table to Scripture to refreshing times in the Lord’s Presence.

Shelley’s work has been featured in special contributions to The Dallas Morning News, where she recently earned a Silver Award from 2019 GardenComm Media Awards for her Easter article, “These 5 trees take you on a biblical journey of grace and growth.”

 Her background includes work in architectural and garden design, and leadership in local Bible study, prayer groups, Toastmasters International, and GardenComm: Garden Communicators International. She earned a Master of Architecture degree from University of Illinois at Chicago (1991) and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from University of Colorado, Boulder (1988).

Wife and mother of five children, Shelley’s inspiration to write and reveal the Gardener of the Bible grew out of a routine of morning journaling and an enduring hope to finish up the laundry and go out to her backyard garden and to dig and plant and play. Transplanted Californians, Shelley and her husband Topher have made their home in Irving, Texas, for over twenty years.

Date

Feb 24 2023
Expired!

Time

6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

“My Father is the Gardener” Book Signing

Date

Feb 24 2023
Expired!

Time

6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Registration for this event is now closed. Contact mschmidlkofer@fwbg.org for late registration.

BRIT Press is proud to support one of their newest authors, Shelley Cramm and the release of her new book titled My Father is the Gardener. This program will kick-off from 6 – 7 pm with a panel discussion and some of the “behind the scenes” stories of the book and also some background/history of work with BRIT. The panelists include: Shelley Cramm the author; Barney Lipscomb, project director and editor; Becky Horn, book designer; Layla Luna, artist; Gary Logan, photographer, and Tiana Rehman and Jessica Lane with the BRIT Herbarium. The second hour of the program will include Q&A with the panelists, mingling with light snacks, and book sales and signing!

Friday, February 24 (6 8 PM)

Registration Deadline: Tuesday, February 21

Free Registration! This is a free event, but registration is required. An email with program details, including the location on site, will be sent to all registrants the day after the registration deadline. To help avoid this important communication being mislabeled as junk mail, please whitelist the fwbg.org domain with your email provider.

There is additional paid programming for My Father is the Gardener the following day, Saturday, February 25 (1:00 – 3:00 PM). Click here to view details and register.

Click here to purchase the book.

Instructor: Shelley S. Cramm loves to see the ancient words of Scripture come alive in today’s gardens. She is the author of devotions for God’s Word for Gardeners Bible (Grand Rapids, Mich., Zondervan, 2014) and writes the Devotions Blog at www.gardenindelight.com, a website she founded to further the practice of growing faith in the home garden and develop Bible plant design ideas. She writes freelance articles on plants of the Bible for today’s landscapes and speaks enthusiastically to garden clubs and faith groups about the connection of garden to table to Scripture to refreshing times in the Lord’s Presence.

Shelley’s work has been featured in special contributions to The Dallas Morning News, where she recently earned a Silver Award from 2019 GardenComm Media Awards for her Easter article, “These 5 trees take you on a biblical journey of grace and growth.”

 Her background includes work in architectural and garden design, and leadership in local Bible study, prayer groups, Toastmasters International, and GardenComm: Garden Communicators International. She earned a Master of Architecture degree from University of Illinois at Chicago (1991) and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from University of Colorado, Boulder (1988).

Wife and mother of five children, Shelley’s inspiration to write and reveal the Gardener of the Bible grew out of a routine of morning journaling and an enduring hope to finish up the laundry and go out to her backyard garden and to dig and plant and play. Transplanted Californians, Shelley and her husband Topher have made their home in Irving, Texas, for over twenty years.