Winifred Smith Eure
Author of Just As A House On A Firm Foundation
Winifred, a self-published author, has authored 13 books, primarily poetry with one exception. Among her works, "Testimony: the T’s Have It" stands out as it narrates her personal journey. She recently published her book, "Just As A House On A Firm Foundation", which can be considered the second part of her personal narrative as she takes on a familiar theme and infuses it with her unique perspective.
Apart from her writing endeavors, Winifred also takes on the role of editor for the Heard Herald Quarterly, the newsletter of her church. She finds great joy in this task, which serves as a public relations outreach for the church Historical Commission, a ministry she actively participates in.
While she has achieved significant milestones in her education, Winifred regards her faith and divine calling as her top priorities. She takes particular pride in the Christian poetry she has shared in several of her books, always attributing the glory to God.
Published Works
Just As A House On A Firm Foundation
(2023)
"Just As A House On A Firm Foundation" by Winifred Smith Eure is a personal exploration of faith and building a relationship with God.
Written for readers of all ages, it offers a unique perspective enriched with personal experiences and Bible verses. Whether you've read her previous work or not, this book is an inspiring and heartfelt testament to the power of faith.
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My Heart Speaks
(2021)
In My Heart Speaks, the author speaks to her granddaughter, who she loves dearly, about her hopes, wishes and prayers for her granddaughter’s life. Then speaks of the plight of black women everywhere; followed by the writer’s insight into the meaning of black history and finally a poem about herself as she looks to the past and present trajectory of her life.
Testimony: The T’s Have It!
(2018)
The author wrote this book to tell her story as so many women and men have before her. There are details that have been omitted because she deemed them nonessential to the core purpose of this Testimony which is to share her truth, empathize with others who may have experienced similar events and encourage faith in God with the action of praise, prayer, patience and purpose. The Ts Have It explains that tradition, transition, testing, tolerance teamwork, and testimony form a historical outline of the authors life, past and present. Perhaps they are evident in your life too and worthy of critical analysis. Philosophically, you may not learn anything new, but the recapturing of some familiar truths may have considerable impact. Winifred Smith Eure hopes you can appreciate her openness and candidness as she lays before you a blueprint of her journey.
