About Author
About Mignonnette
Mignonnette is the pen name of Lorna Baier, whose reflective writing is rooted in a lifelong search for God’s presence in both the ordinary and the extraordinary moments of life.
Drawn to quiet places where faith is deepened and hope gently takes root, she writes with simplicity, sincerity, and a love for Scripture. Through her reflections, she invites readers to pause, listen, and discover that even life’s smallest moments can become places where grace is found.
Rather than offering easy answers, Mignonnette hopes her words become gentle companions to those walking through seasons of joy, uncertainty, grief, or renewal She believes that hope often speaks most clearly in the quictese moments, and that no heart is beyond the reach of God’s love.
“God was writing in my heart while I thought I was writing a book.”
About Mignonnette
Mignonnette is the pen name of Lorna Baier, whose reflective writing is rooted in a lifelong search for God’s presence in both the ordinary and the extraordinary moments of life.
Drawn to quiet places where faith is deepened and hope gently takes root, she writes with simplicity, sincerity, and a love for Scripture. Through her reflections, she invites readers to pause, listen, and discover that even life’s smallest moments can become places where grace is found.
Rather than offering easy answers, Mignonnette hopes her words become gentle companions to those walking through seasons of joy, uncertainty, grief, or renewal.
She believes that hope often speaks most clearly in the quietest moments, and that no heart is beyond the reach of God’s love.
“God was writing in my heart while I thought I was writing a book.”
WHY I WRITE
I began writing quiet reflections for people who might need a gentle word during difficult seasons — times of silence, uncertainty, waiting, or feeling alone.
What I did not realize at first was that I was writing for myself as well.
These reflections grew from my own searching, my own questions, and my own need for healing, hope, and a deeper trust in God.
Eventually, I began to understand that God had been writing in my heart long before I realized I was writing a book.
That realization became the heart of Hope in Words.
FEATURED EXCERPT
“Perhaps, as you read these pages, you may come to understand something I slowly came to discover:
God was writing in my heart long before I realized I was writing this book.”