Four Mothers at Chautauqua

Twenty-five years have passed since four young women first came to Chautauqua and had their lives transformed by faith, friendship, and the quiet wisdom of that lakeside place. Now they return as wives and mothers, carrying with them children who need what they themselves once received. The shores remain unchanged, but everything else has shifted: time has written itself into their faces, tested their convictions, and given them new reasons to pray. This is a novel about what we owe to those who come after us, and the dangerous, holy work of handing faith to the next generation. The Chautauqua Girls series concludes with tender honesty about legacy, the persistence of grace, and the question every mother asks: what will I leave behind?