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Blue, Koala? is a beautifully illustrated story that highlights the importance of friendship when people are experiencing a dark time in their life. Taking the form of a children’s picture book, but composed for older children and adults, Blue, Koala? is a gentle way to tell a story of depression and suicidal thoughts. -
Follow Sarah’s story as she searches within biblical performance criticism, before deciding to strike out in a new direction. Sarah observes her practice as a biblical storyteller, searching to make meaning through embodied performance. -
Indulge in Sarah's third collection of poetry. This collection expresses the joys and hardships of life. From Christian spirituality to the profanity of injustice, these poems explore the isolation of the poet and her deep connection to family, friends, community, and creation. -
This collection brings together new and diverse prayer-poems. You will find haikus and hymns, laments and affirmations of faith. These prayer-poems are crafted with poetic sensibility and responsive liturgy. -
Prayerful, poetic responses to the Bible, Pray the Story invites you to encounter the Sacred Story and the Sacred revealed in the Story. -
One thing we can be sure of in life is that nothing will stay the same. Sarah’s second collection of poetry is shaped by the landscapes of Adelaide and Edinburgh. Poems that speak of leaving home, hope, despair and love! -
Through the Valley is a study for Lent in five sessions. Inviting deep encounter with the Psalms by hearing them aloud and responding from how they make us feel, the sessions lead groups into conversation that engages with those feelings as much as with scholarly insight. Journal pages encourage participants to wonder and play with their own creative responses to the Psalms, Spirit, and season. Also offered are meditations for Ash Wednesday, Holy Week, and Easter Day, and exercises in writing your own psalms. -
These poems will lead you through lament and healing, loss and love, and self-understanding. Sarah takes you on a journey through community and individual crises of bushfires, the pandemic, loneliness, friendship, and grief following her beloved Dad’s sudden death.
