If Only We Could See

In the late 19th century, Lilias Trotter faced a pivotal moment as her artistic talent gained the attention of renowned critic John Ruskin. Choosing a transformative path over societal expectations, she journeyed from the streets of London to the deserts of North Africa, intertwining her art with her spiritual mission. Jennifer Trafton's narrative offers an intimate look at Trotter's life, highlighting her vision, compassion, and the profound connections she forged with the people around her. This poignant biography invites listeners to explore the beauty of creation and the possibilities that await when one follows their unique calling.