Reformed Theology for Women. Because Marilyn was wrong, the golden chain is a girl’s best friend. (Romans 8:29-30)

Who are you?

We are Christian women living in Las Vegas, seeking to investigate arts, culture, and theology in light of God’s word. For His glory alone. If you ever find yourself in Las Vegas, visit our church, Trinity Reformed Church, to hear sound preaching that’s rooted in God’s word and God’s word alone.

Amber Frederick is a wife and mother. She writes fiction (thrillers) and creative nonfiction. Her essay, “The Four Masks of Wild River” was published in Written River.

April Khaito writes mainly speculative fiction. Her short story, “Gentlemen of the Shade” appeared in Steel House Review‘s inaugural edition. “Stranger on the Shore,” a short story about an Italian fisherman’s encounter with a mysterious woman, was published in Propertius Press’s 2020 Anthology, “Whispers from the Universe,” available for purchase here. “Carhenge,” a work of nonfiction about the 2017 total eclipse, was a semifinalist for North American Review’s 2019 Torch Prize in Creative Nonfiction. You can read it here. She and her husband have two beautiful daughters.

Cindy Hughes is a wife and mother of two daughters. An avid life-long reader, she has been writing for six years. Her focus is on theological fiction and nonfiction, devotionals, and children’s stories, which she enjoys reading to her three grandchildren whenever she can.

What’s with the name?

The name, Bone of Bones, was inspired by Genesis 2:23: man’s first love poem.

Could those category names be more confusing?

Please forgive us. There’s nothing a writer loves more than wordplay. Here’s the breakdown: Black Coffee is the place for theology, no sugar added. The Dirge is where you’ll find the dark, weird, and satirical. You can read up on the arts and culture in Articulture. Finally, the Book Nook is where we’ll be reviewing literature from a Christian perspective.