About One Way Publishing House

One Way Publishing House is dedicated to John Paul II, inspired by his call to the New Evangelization. We entrust our work to his prayers and intercession that, through the work we do, souls will be drawn to Christ and His Church … as we change The World, one heart at a time!

Authors

Carmen Marcoux

Carmen was born and raised in Saskatoon, the sixth child in a family of seven. In 1988 she obtained a B.Ed. from the University of Saskatchewan. She and her husband, James, live in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan with eight of their children whom they home-school. They work fulltime now promoting purity and the Catholic faith through fiction.

www.courtshipnow.com

Ken Yasinski

Ken Yasinski is the founder of FacetoFace Ministries, a Catholic evangelization ministry dedicated to challenging people to holiness by pointing to the fullnes of the Catholic faith. The goal of this ministry is to set the world ablaze with Christ's love by giving saints to the Church. Ken speaks fulltime for FacetoFace Ministries at retreats and conferences, both nationally and internationally. He passionately communicates the Gospel message with clarity and charity. Through his gift of story-telling and teaching, his audiences are captivaed by the love of Christ and His Church.

www.kenyasinski.ca

Glen Scrimshaw

Glen Scrimshaw is a self-taught artist whose bold use of color and keen eye for detail has made his work distinctively unique. This style and broad subject matter has resulted in a following of collectors worldwide.

Born in Northern Saskatchewan, Glen was instilled with a reverence for the serene beauty of the north at an early age. At age 12, he started painting and has continued since then. In his early 20s he moved further north to Reindeer Lake and a place called Co-op Point, where he managed a Co-op store for several years. The store wasn't open that many hours during the day in the long winter months, so Scrimshaw painted more and more. At first he liked to do portraits, bu then he was drawn to sunrises, sunsets and animals.

He set up his first art gallery in La Ronge in 1985. Word spread, as Scrimshaw started showing his work in Saskatchewan galleries and selling it to retail stores. During this period, he raised three daughters as a single dad and knows firsthand how to change a diaper with one hand and paint with the other.

Many of his paintings featured some kind of action set against a breathtaking view. Today he has galleris in Saskatoon, Duck Lake, and through the internet. Scrimshaw's work is in demand from people in country throughout the world.

www.glenscrimshaw.com

Illustrators

Rebekah Marcoux

Rebekah Marcoux's love for art began from the moment she could hold a crayon. Given instruction by her grandmother at an early age, Rebekah's artistic skills flourished. She began selling pencil portrait art by the age of fourteen. At sixteen years old she received her first set of acrylic paints and undertook the task of illustating the Tales of Not-So-Long-Ago Series. Rebekah intends to continue a career in art, using her God-given talents to build His Kingdom. She hopes to inspire young people to realize that they are never too young to serve the Lord!