The Journals of Martha E. McMillan

reading, they came to the conclusion that what the McMillan journals offer contemporary readers is a life-long portrait of what a life of faith looks like. Like Martha, readers of her writing lead unsung and ordinary lives, and like Martha, these readers try to live out their faith in the mundane routine of daily life. The American Women Writers class, in collaboration with the Centennial Library staff and the Dean of Library Sciences, has worked to recover Martha’s writing and her life in order to reinstate her into the Cedarville community and to inspire future readers with the idea that an ordinary life of faith is both valuable and significant. Dean of Library Sciences, Rankin MacMillan Transcriptions – Mr. Lynn Brock Course Instructor, General Editor, Transcriptions – Dr. Michelle Wood, Associate Professor of English Class Members, Editors, Transcriptions – Austin Becton, Sara Bennett, Tabitha DeHart, Allison Jensen, Victoria Krus, Bethany Miller, Michael Newman, Courtney Raymond, Kathryn Roberts, Taylor Stephens, Adam Wagner 7