Get to know God as He really is.

Three Persons in one God. You know this and you've heard it before. How much time have you spent reflecting on what each Person means in your life?

Author Allison Gingras brings such a reflection to you with Three Persons, One God. The book includes short journaling pages for self-reflection and presents an easy-to-read exposition of God: Discovering God as Father, recognizing God as the Son, and knowing God as the Holy Spirit. Allison also includes chapters on God's attributes of compassion and forgiveness and provides questions at the end of each chapter. The book ends with a call to trust in God and share in His mercy. Perfect for individual or group study.

Grow in your relationship with the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

About the Author

Allison Gingras is a writer, speaker, and retreat leader. She is a wife and homeschooling mother of three: Ian, Adam, and Faith. Allison has been married to her high-school sweetheart, Kevin, for more than 22 years. She credits the sacramental grace of her marriage with overcoming the rocky soil of her early spiritual journey. 

Allison began “Reconciled To You” ministries in 2009, primarily to encourage others to live out their Catholic Faith to its fullest, especially through the Sacraments. Since its founding, Reconciled to You expanded to include many aspects of living an authentic Catholic life. Through the ministry, she offers presentations, teen and adult retreats, and spiritual direction. Allison is active in social media, which she views as a tool to evangelize as well as socialize. 

Allison was a contributing author to the book, A Special Mother is Born. In the book she shared the amazing, God-directed story of the adoption of her profoundly deaf daughter, Faith, from China. Allison is also a contributor to “TechTalk” on Catholicmom.com, where she reviews applications for the Android system, primarily as they relate to the Catholic faith or motherhood. She developed a podcast titled “Catholic 24/7,” as well as a blog on her web site, to further discuss the beauty of the sacraments and their practice in everyday life.

In her “spare” time, Allison has the honor of singing at LaSalette eXtreme, a monthly evening of praise and worship, with what she considers to be the very best band “with no name.”