Alannah Faith is a high school sophomore with a passion for running and writing. She has finished three seasons of cross-country and track. As an aspiring writer, she writes stories, novels, and poetry, all with the aim of glorifying her Creator. A southern California native, Alannah lives with her parents, twin brother, and two younger sisters, and is homeschooled part-time. In her spare time, she can be found reading a book, chatting with or messaging friends, enjoying the beauty of nature, or helping out with a group of kindergarteners at her church.
Six months ago, I signed up for the San Diego Rock ‘n’ Roll Half Marathon with the hope that I would finish my track season stronger. A month later, I […]
It’s quiet here at the harbor, with a gentle salt breeze and a calm ocean. Little pink wildflowers sprawl along the rocks that reach the water’s edge. The sky goes […]
Evergreens and rocks of red dust. Wooden fences and snow on the rooftops. Streams that glitter under the harsh sunlight. Air that feels dry and crisp. A few weeks ago, […]
My heart sank at the beginning of last year’s track season, when I suddenly realized that my mile time had slowed down by a whole minute. It shouldn’t have caught […]
The earth seems to let out its breath as Easter draws near. When I looked out at the hills last week, they stood splattered in orange. Our state flower—the poppy—had […]
Throughout this month, especially as I’ve recovered from an injury, I’ve been thinking often about perspectives. My perspective has changed a lot over the course of the past year, and […]
You know those days when you have so many thoughts—so many cares—rushing through your mind that you don’t even know if you can stop to take a breath? I’m someone […]
As I’m writing this post, I can’t believe that we’ve come to the end of another winter. Sometimes just the fact that we’ve made another turn around the sun is […]