A perfect gift for any teacher, this book will encourage educators as they work to accomplish one of the hardest, most meaningful jobs that exists. Great teachers spend endless hours helping students achieve both academically, emotionally, and socially. Their reward? Seeing faces light up with comprehension for the first time, a few graduation invitations, and the knowledge that they made a positive difference in the life of a child.

Through uplifting devotions, Scriptures, and prayers, teachers will be reminded of God’s love and care for them. They are never alone—they are making a difference, students will remember them for years to come, and most importantly, this world’s future is better because they are investing in it.

Back Cover Copy: Do you know what an amazing impact you are making in the lives of your students?
It's true! You are making a huge difference every single day (even on the days it doesn't feel like it). You are shaping the next generation academically, emotionally, and socially, and that can be incredibly challenging, often exhausting, and sometimes discouraging. But it's all worthwhile when you see their faces light up with comprehension, isn't it? You Make a Difference: 50 Devos for Teachers is here to remind you of those moments- why you do what you do- especially on tough days. These devotions, Scriptures, and prayers offer you encouragement and support, reminding you that who you are and what you do does make a difference- now and in eternity.
Sherri Gragg fell in love with stories as a child and discovered she could travel- between the covers of a book to any place or moment in time. She is the author of five books, including Arms Open Wide: A Call to Linger in the Savior's Presence, and Advent: The Story of Christmas. Sherri also co- authored two books with Sheila Walsh in the best- selling Five Minutes With Jesus series. In her spare time, Sherri loves exploring the woods, mountains, and rivers of her home state of Tennessee. Her most recent adventure, however, was spending a year with the wonderful children of New Hope Academy where she taught fifth and sixth grade language arts.