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Announcing . . . 7 Days of Hope Blog Tour

 Hi, y'all! I'm back for a special announcement today:

SawyerMarie and I are hosting the 7 Days of Hope Blog Tour again!

You might remember about this tour from when we did it last year. Then, it was spur of the moment. This time, we've been planning it for a while, and we're giving ourselves and everyone else some extra time to get ready. And we're doing things a little differently (but in a good way). For one thing, we're adding an exciting giveaway with two winners!

If you'd like to host a day, you can sign up here! We might not be able to accept all applications (due to the space we have available), but we'll sort through and consider all responses.

If you don't have a blog (or just don't want to host a day), but still want to share about this blog tour, you can fill out this form! After you do, we'll send you a media kit with images ready to share on your blog, Instagram, etc.

I'm so excited for this blog tour, and I hope you'll join us in sharing the hope of Jesus during these difficult times!

Love,

Abby Elissa

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