A recent graduate from the University of Ontario Institute of Technology’s BScN program, Michelle Gallagher works at a local community hospital. Her literary pursuits include poetry and nonfiction. She lives (reads, writes, makes music, and dances in the kitchen) with her family just north of Toronto, Ontario.
It took some time, but I finally realized what was happening at L’Abri: in this old house, with these strange people, under the covering of their prayers, in the midst of their conversation and struggles, I was being sheltered, and it was safe for me to be broken and in pieces.
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