
Rooted
Rooted is a space for reflections on faith and life…..the beauty, the tension, and the journey of growing deeper through it all. It’s for those moments when life bruises our hearts, when the world’s harshness leaves us weary, and when the weight of sorrow tests our spirit. Storms will always come, but they do not have the final word; even in the fiercest winds, there is a way to stay anchored. Here, we explore what it means to remain grounded in truth, grace, and purpose, even as the storms of life and the shifting seasons try to pull us off course.
Musings
Honest reflections for weary hearts and hopeful souls.
A collection of musings for the valleys and the mountaintops — words to steady, soften, and stir the soul as we navigate faith, life, and all the in‑between places.
Honest reflections for weary hearts and hopeful souls
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When Hope Feels Fragile at the Dawn of a New Year
Crossing from one year into the next seems to bring with it the perception that the clock striking midnight…





Hello, I’m Ams
I write about the quiet things we carry and the tender places of the soul: sorrow, longing, faith, the slow work of becoming, and the fragile courage it takes to keep going. I try to give language to the feelings that sit in the shadows, the ones we rarely name but all know by heart. My words are a place to be honest, to breathe, and to remember that even in the unravelling, grace is still holding us together.
After losing my dad in 2019, I walked through a long winter of the heart…. a season of grief that reshaped me in quiet, aching ways. Much of the tenderness and honesty in my writing was born there, in that liminal space where I began to discover hope on the winter‑fallow landscape.
I’m newly married, learning the quiet joys of life with my wonderful husband, Chris. I’m also cat‑mum to the ever‑mischievous Milo, and a recovering shopaholic finding beauty in living with a little more intention.
In some ways, I’m a late bloomer. After years spent in the world of human rights, I’ve found myself turning toward more creative paths, honouring the artistic threads I once tucked away. It turns out you really can choose who you want to become when you grow up… even after you’ve already grown up.
“Lord our God, hear my prayer, the prayer of my heart. Bless the largeness inside me, no matter how I fear it. Bless my reed pens and my inks. Bless the words I write. May they be beautiful in your sight. May they be visible to eyes not yet born. When I am dust, sing these words over my bones: she was a voice.”
― Sue Monk Kidd, The Book of Longings
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