ABOUT LANA
Lana retired from her career as a physical therapist in 2019 and now frequently serves as an assessor with a Christian international disaster relief organization. When she’s not deployed with them, she occasionally serves as a substitute teacher for the local English as a Second Language (ESL) school.
She is a divorced mother of two adult sons and one deceased daughter and lives near both sons and their families, including five grandchildren, in East Texas. She is the author of “What Comes from the Heart,” published under her middle name Jean. The second book is “The Fields are White.”
THE FIELDS ARE WHITE
Richest Insights from Simple Experiences
Ever noticed how some of the richest spiritual insights come from the simplest little life experiences?
Inspired by years of service with an international mission organization and a life recovering from childhood trauma, Lana provides a treasure trove of reflections helping us to see the Lord in surprising places.
Take a look again at your relationship with God and the hope that you have because of Him through the stories and images of over 200 devotions.
SEEING BEYOND THE CLOUDS
Insight from the most desperate of places.
In the early morning of July 4, 2025, devastation hit the towns, camps, and vacation villages along the Guadalupe River in Central Texas.
During the most tragic of circumstances, God shows up in miraculous and precious ways.
Inspired by years with an international mission organization and a life recovering from childhood trauma, Lana provides a treasure trove of reflections helping us to see the Lord in surprising places, particularly during her summer of service along the banks of that deadly river.
Take a look again at your relationship with God and the hope that you have because of Him through the stories of over 100 devotions.