Margaret Freeman Boeken

Exploring the theme of salvation, Margaret Freeman's poetry delves into the liberation from self-consciousness through the awakening of Christ-consciousness. She highlights the increasing recognition of God's glory on earth, weaving biblical narratives with contemporary tales and personal revelations. Through her verses, Freeman invites readers to reflect on the profound connection with the divine and the transformative power of love.

The narrative follows Reverend Margaret Anne Freeman, who was born in 1927 with a critical heart defect, Fallot's Tetralogy, and was not expected to survive. Against the odds, she not only lived but thrived, becoming a retired priest at 76 in Norfolk. Her journey highlights resilience and the triumph of the human spirit over medical predictions, showcasing a life dedicated to faith and service despite early life challenges.