HIMPower Magazine HimPower October 2018 | Page 32

DiAnne me something, but I’ve brought nothing to the table. My worship was tired. I needed to change that, and in doing so, how I viewed worship and rest changes. I wanted to share that experience with other people, especially women, who never stop themselves from spinning forward. We wear ourselves out for everything and leave nothing for God to use. I’m also super excited about collab- orating with my sister again (wink, wink). I started writing a chapbook for younger readers because I didn’t see my daughter’s face represented in the chapbooks for girls her age (1st-5th grade). I recognized this 32  HimPower September 2018 Hope when it was “dress as your favorite book character” day at school. There were not many book characters that looked like her, especially girls. That bothered me. So, I took Toni Morrison’s advice and began to write the book I’d want to read if I was a little girl her age. Hope and I will be working on that book together, because the main characters are sisters. HimPower: Hope, we understand you’re published too. What is the name of your book? Hope LeNoir: I wrote Rush because I thought it was important to deal with the