博客來The devotional, ＂Go Tell the World＂ was born out of Ellen Mongan’s faith journey with Jesus. You are now invited to join her on her journey as she shares the stories in her heart. Be prepared to laugh out loud and possibly shed a few tears as well. She prays that this devotional will encourage you to have a closer walk with Jesus Christ, our Savior.
Everyone needs to pause in life to reflect and pray. Ellen encourages you to take at least a five-minute pause in prayer each day to quiet your soul and seek the Face of Jesus. Listen with your heart for God’s still, small voice, and He will meet you there. Then, journal what you heard God speaking to you in the space provided.
As you read the pages of her book, you will see through the eyes of faith that miracles happen. The greatest miracles happen in the heart, which God alone sees. You will discover how her daughter’s win in a coloring contest influenced the direction Ellen’s ministry was to take. You will also meet the people who became Jesus with skin on to Ellen when she needed a touch of God’s love. God will help you draft your own story each day along the way. What will you ＂Go Tell the World＂? Ellen Mongan is the host of four podcasts: Wow Mom, Deacon & Dear, and Tell The World. All are found on YouTube under Ellen Mongan. She is a Catholic writer, speaker, and published author. Her bible studies, ＂Wow Mom, a Walk with God＂ and ＂4 For the Mountaintop Retreats,＂ are written for women of all ages and stages of life. ＂Who Will Wear the Crown?＂ is written for children. This book is part of her ＂Life Lessons＂ series, which also teaches parents as they read to their children.
Ellen is a monthly contributor to Catholic Mom (www.catholicmom.com) and writes several of their daily Gospel reflections each year. She has also contributed monthly to the Augusta Chronicle newspaper’s weekly faith column. She has also blogged for Women of Grace. (www.womenofgrace.com) Lastly, she is the founder of Wow Mom Ministry and Sisters in Christ Ministry. She has spoken on the radio and television.
Ellen has been married fifty-one years to Deacon Patrick Mongan, M.D. They have seven children, four sons-in-law, two daughters-in-law, a baby in heaven, and sixteen grandchildren. The vocation of wife and mother led her to her ministry. This is the most crucial role of all.
Ellen goes where God calls her to go and does what he asks her to do through His grace. Invite her to speak at your church, women’s club, or mom’s group. Her website is www.ellenmongan.com.
