Although we may be in our later years, did we live out our best ones? Our former years may have been the best season of our lives or a timespan of broken dreams. Regardless, our past does not influence what is yet to come. God’s unforeseen promises are accessible to all who follow Him as did Abraham. When God called Abraham out of an ordinary life to fulfill an extraordinary role as Father of Many Nations, he was seventy-five years of age. We Will Count Stars: Following Abraham, underscores eight individuals who share their heartfelt stories on how God took their rendered pasts and used them for something unforeseen. We Will Count Stars: Following Abraham will infuse a renewed hope for those who follow like Abraham.
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“We Will Count Stars: Following Abraham provides an understanding of our relationship with God through the life of Abraham as well as those of us who overcame life’s challenges. Linda’s amazing comparisons and examples of the lives from thousands of years ago still relate to our lives today; challenges through our faith, the risks we take and the belief that God is always with us. By using her own experiences as well as the lives of others, “We Will Count Stars” provides the reader with the promise that we are never alone. I recommend “We Will Count Stars” for every believer who questions life’s struggles and the need to be reminded that God will never forsake us. A terrific and important read. ”
—Joseph Sweeney, Founder and CEO of the Asservo Project
Born in Brooklyn, raised on Long Island, and dwelt in a tiny apartment in
Manhattan for 34 years, Linda is the quintessential native New Yorker. Yet,
through the years, she has lived in far-off remote places such as Madagascar,
Hawaii, and Switzerland.
After globetrotting the planet, she moved back into Manhattan to pursue a career
as an actress in the performing arts. In time, Linda swapped out the stage for an
office out of Wall Street where she worked in marketing and communications.
In time, her personal life took an unexpected turn when she got married and
moved to Pittsburgh where she continues to write business documents for
professional clients and is back in the performing arts. Since relocating to
Pittsburgh, Linda has performed with the Pittsburgh Irish Classical Theatre
(PICT), has served on the board for the SAG-AFTRA’s Ohio-Pittsburgh Local, is a
member of SAG-AFTRA’s National Communications Committee and is an
alternate contributing editor for the SAG-AFTRA Industry magazine. While in
New York, she appeared in Off-Broadway as well as multiple Off-Off-Broadway
productions and regional theater. Yet, closest to her heart was the production of
Gridlock, a five-act comedy review she wrote, produced, and performed at the
West Bank Café. She has been featured in numerous commercials, film, and
television series. Most noted credits are Saturday Night Live, All My Children, Law
and Order, and New Jack City.
During 2020 when the world came to a standstill, Linda came up with an idea,
Pressing Beyond, a podcast to give hope. The podcast highlights personal stories
of how people have pressed beyond unyielding obstacles to reach their calling
and live out their true purpose. It has been uploaded in unprecedented numbers
and continues to expand.
Linda holds a BA in Theatre from Hunter College and an MA in Corporate
Communications from Fordham University. She is working on her next book and
when not at her desk, she is either training for her next marathon or snow skiing
in some far-off destination. She and her husband live in Western Pennsylvania.
www.lindasantavicca.com
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