Faith in a Soybean tells the story of two brothers and a sister who learn to recognize faith through the Fruit of the Spirit. Using a simple garden project as a teaching tool, their Mama gently helps them understand that faith, like a seed, grows best when it is nurtured with care, patience, and action.

Rooted in everyday family life, the story uses a hands-on, relatable experience that children can easily understand. By connecting spiritual growth to the familiar act of planting and tending a seed, the message becomes concrete, memorable, and engaging for young readers.

This book offers families and educators a gentle, approachable way to talk about faith and character. It encourages children to see faith as something living and growing—something that shows itself in how we love, act, and treat others each day.

About the Author

Aubie Hale is a wife, mother, and active member of her local community, where faith and family are central to daily life. Alongside her husband, she has served as a youth leader in her church, and it was through teaching hands-on lessons about faith that the inspiration for this book was born.

She has over eleven years of experience as a plant manager in the poultry industry and currently works in a local school system as a special education teacher. Working closely with both adults and children has shaped her passion for creating stories that are encouraging, accessible, and rooted in real-life learning. Outside of work, Aubie enjoys farm life, gardening, and spending time with her family. These interests naturally influence her writing, reflecting her belief that faith grows best through everyday moments, shared experiences, and strong family connections