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Beverly Kay Cole is a seasoned leader and creative voice with more than two decades in nonprofit and global ministry work. Through her role with an international missions organization, she has equipped Christian leaders worldwide and helped advance the gospel across cultures. Known for her administrative excellence, creative design, and steadfast integrity, her life and work are deeply rooted in purpose and service.

Her love for missions has taken her across Asia, Africa, South America, and Europe—experiences that continue to shape her heart and storytelling.

Beverly wrote Journey to the Bolivian Jungle, a novella for young adult Bible studies inspired by her time in Bolivia. 

Her latest work, Somewhere in the Woods, is a Christian romantic suspense novel woven from real experiences of grief, loss, and healing—a story of redemption and faith reminding readers that even in the darkest moments, God’s hand is still at work. She is currently writing the sequel, Out of the Shadows, continuing the journey of grace, forgiveness, and second chances. Alongside her novels, she is developing a companion Bible study for Somewhere in the Woods—a series of lessons designed to guide readers and groups in exploring themes of faith, trust, and learning to rely on God in all things.

Beverly writes with purpose: to offer more than entertainment. Her stories aim to stir the heart, reflect authentic faith, and leave readers with hope, grace, and meaning. Now entering a new season of creativity, she is preparing to write full-time—continuing to craft stories rooted in truth, carried by faith, and always centered on Christ’s redemptive love.

Why I chose to start writing? 

I’ve always enjoyed reading, to be drawn into a story so deeply that I can feel the scene, breathe in the setting, and step inside the author’s mind. But as much as I loved Christian fiction, I found myself wanting more. Many books I read included a few Bible verses, maybe a prayer or two, but they often stopped short of the kind of story that lingers in your heart.

I longed for a book that offered mystery, suspense, a touch of humor, romance, and an authentic reflection of faith—something that revealed Christ naturally, not forcefully. When I couldn’t find that combination, I decided to write it myself.

And now, through every chapter I write, I have what I always wanted: a story that entertains, challenges, and ultimately points back to the One who writes our own stories best.

I write from the truth of lived experience and faith, trusting the God who gave me these words will also carry them where they’re meant to go. Every sentence is shaped by grace, and every story I tell finds its ending in Him.

My Writer's Prayer:

Lord, as I write, help me tell the truth—the same truth that has carried me through storms I never saw coming. When the words fall short, let Your grace fill the silence and remind me why I write at all.

Let my words flow from joy—not the easy kind, but the kind that runs deep and steady, born out of Your mercy in the middle of pain. And when emotion breaks through, let it be because You’re drawing me closer—to You, and to the stories You’ve placed in my heart to tell.

I don’t write for recognition or applause. I write to share truth—the kind that reveals Your presence in both suffering and redemption. My greatest hope is that somewhere, someone might see You in the words and come to know You as Savior.

Writing, for me, is more than expression—it’s an act of faith. It’s offering something real, something that points back to Christ, trusting that every story, every line, and every quiet moment will somehow lead back to You.