Hearth & VerseA verse every morning, written for the season you’re actually in.
Daily devotionals for women. One verse, a few honest paragraphs, and a line to write down what you mean to do with the day.
Fear not: for I have redeemed thee, I have called thee by thy name; thou art mine.
Before this verse says anything about what you should do, it says three things about what has already been done. Redeemed. Called. Claimed. None of them are waiting on you. Whatever today asks of you, it is asking someone who already belongs.
Today I intend to
Notes
Every day stands on its own.
You will miss days. That’s fine. Nothing here is a running story you have to catch up on. Open to today, and today is complete.
- The verse
- One passage, quoted in full from the King James or World English Bible, with just enough context to know who was speaking and why.
- The reflection
- A few paragraphs that take the verse seriously and take you seriously. No platitudes, no guilt, no pretending the hard thing isn’t hard.
- The intention
- A single line to write what you mean to do with the day, and space below it for whatever else needs saying.
The books
Each is a full year. Each is written for one kind of woman in one kind of season, because a verse lands differently depending on who is reading it.
Seen
For every woman
The flagship year. Three hundred sixty-five days of being noticed by God.
Coming soon
Known
For Latter-day Saint women
King James Bible and the Book of Mormon, one verse each morning.
Coming 2027
Held
For women who have left the LDS church
For the ones who left, or are leaving, and are still looking. No account of why, and no verdict on it. Scripture that sits with you either way.
In development
Still Here
For the season you didn't choose
Divorce, diagnosis, loss, the long middle of hard. Scripture that sits with you.
In development
Beginning
For women new to faith
Starts at the beginning. No assumed vocabulary, no assumed history.
In development
The Weight You Carry
For women who lead
For the ones carrying a team, a classroom, a ward, a household, or all four.
In development
On paper, or on your phone.
The printed books are hardbound, with a ribbon and enough margin to actually write in. The online edition at seen.day shows the same page each morning and keeps your intentions and notes with your account.
Buy the book and the online edition comes with it. Everything you write online can be exported whenever you like; it’s yours.
About Hearth & Verse
Hearth & Verse is a small publisher in California. We make devotionals that assume the reader is an adult with a real life: work, kids, a marriage that may or may not be going well, a faith that may or may not be steady this week.
We quote Scripture from public-domain translations so that the words on the page belong to everyone. We don’t tell you what you should be feeling. We don’t sell your notes.
Questions, wholesale, or a book you wish existed: hello@hearthandverse.com