Sarah Stults is the founder and creator of Sarah’s Craftography, where she encourages others through faith, creativity, parenting, and the hope found in Jesus Christ.
A Christian, writer, and mother of three, Sarah is passionate about helping families build strong, Christ-centered relationships. Through her own experiences as a parent and her personal journey of healing, she has learned that some of life’s most important lessons are taught through everyday conversations. She believes that parents have a unique opportunity to shape their children’s hearts by pointing them to Christ long before the world begins shaping their views on love, relationships, and identity.
Sarah is the proud mother of Trinity, Alivia, and Darnell. As the mother of children with autism and other developmental differences, she understands that every child learns differently and that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to parenting. Her goal is to encourage parents to meet their children where they are, lead with grace, and build homes where faith, truth, and love are lived out every day.
Through Sarah’s Craftography, Sarah shares biblical encouragement, parenting resources, advocacy, creativity, photography, and personal stories that inspire others to find hope, healing, and purpose in Christ. Whether she’s writing, volunteering, creating, or spending time with her family, her desire is to encourage others to live with compassion, extend grace, and leave a legacy that honors God.
Sarah is also the author of Tricks to Getting Picky Kids to Eat, a practical guide created to encourage parents facing the everyday challenges of mealtime with selective eaters.
We’re Pretty Serious: The Words Every Parent Eventually Hears is her second book. Inspired by a simple conversation with one of her children, it grew into a heartfelt guide for Christian parents who want to prepare their children for healthy, Christ-centered relationships long before dating ever begins. More than a book about dating, it is a book about discipleship, intentional parenting, and leaving a legacy of biblical love for generations to come.
When she’s not writing, you’ll often find Sarah with a cup of coffee in hand, exploring nature with her children, taking photographs, working on a creative project, or studying God’s Word.
Sarah’s greatest hope is that every reader walks away encouraged, knowing that no family is beyond God’s grace and that the conversations we have today can shape generations to come.
To learn more, connect with Sarah at:
http://www.sarahscraftography.com
Sarah believes the strongest families aren’t built through perfect parenting, but through faithful parenting that continually points children to Christ.https://www.sarahscraftography.com