I am delighted to share good news of my next project with BRIT Press, the publishing department of the Botanical Research Institute of Texas (BRIT). We are collaborating on an illustrated, four-book series of God’s Word for Gardeners devotions.
BRIT is a non-profit institution in Fort Worth, Texas, dedicated to conserving natural heritage and deepening knowledge of the plant world. We will be using specimen images and botanical artwork from BRIT’s herbarium and library collections to illustrate and display graphically God’s gardening metaphor and wisdom. The series will showcase the institution’s vast holdings while offering a fresh, rich layering of Biblical insight in beautifully crafted books.
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We need $85,000 to make publishing possible, covering the cost of photography, book design, four-color printing, marketing, etc. for the first book of the series, My Father is the Gardener (working title). We are excited to work with a domestic printer in line with today’s movement in homegrown and “locally grown” produce. Every gift is precious towards our goal. 40% of sales proceeds will benefit BRIT.
He spoke about plant life, from the cedar of Lebanon to the hyssop that grows out of the walls. 1 Kings 4:33 NIV
Click to see Shelley on location at BRIT to learn more about the project
Your tax-deductible gift to this project will help draw plant-lovers, garden-lovers, and the faith community together, increasing knowledge and wonder of the Lord in the landscape. We hope you will join us in bringing these books into being beginning Spring 2019!
By Check: Make checks payable to Botanical Research Institute of Texas and write “BRIT Press-Shelley Cramm book” in the memo. Mail to: BRIT Press, 1700 University Drive, Fort Worth, TX 76107-3400
By Credit Card: Visit www.brit.org/departments/press, click “Support BRIT” in the top green menu bar, click the “Donate” tulips photo, and designate “BRIT Press-Shelley Cramm book” in the Additional Information – Comments (Gift Designation).
Many thanks for your encouragement and support!
Sincerely,
Shelley S. Cramm, author & gardener