Scripture Union recently announced the winner of its famous writing competition that resurrected after 60 years since the first initiative took place.
Young mum Hannah MacFarlane, part of a church plant in Oxford, has won the top prize - her story in print.
"I didn't learn about the competition until quite late and I really wanted to enter, but with a new-born baby to look after I wasn't sure I would get it finished in time," said MacFarlane, 26. "It was only when my husband encouraged me to do it that I set about getting it done!"
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