Path to Hope: An Amish Romance

Amy was raised in a Christian home, but somewhere along the line she developed a rebellious streak. She planned on going to college a week early before her next semester, but with her grades low, her father stepped in. “You need to live with the Amish for a week to learn discipline,” he told her.

“I won’t!” She insisted. But eventually she relented.

The Amish have a different way of life from the Englishers. They sometimes struggle with wayward children, but on the whole they do a good job of raising conscientious workers. Isaac is one of them. He has been on his Rumspringa for a while now; at first he was enticed by the outside world, but now she sees it for what it is - temptation.

Amy and Isaac both come from different backgrounds, but perhaps they will find there are more similarities than they imagined. And perhaps the Amish way of life will have an effect on her. Her father is counting on it, for he wants nothing more than for his daughter to be happy, and he believes a week with the Yoder family will do the trick.

Like all Hannah Weaver stories, this is clean with a Christian message.