Live happier and healthier both socially and emotionally, without fear, insecurity, or shame. Free to Be offers a challenge for change, to rethink your mindset and extend your faith beginning with a deeper revelation of God's unconditional love. "I commend this compassionate and sensitive book for its insights into the problem of personal insecurity. In an age when self-help books abound, this work gives us a biblical understanding of what insecurity is and how best we can overcome it." -Rob Frost, Founder of Share Jesus International (2004) "A great read if you feel insecure and want to conquer it." -Julie Anderson, Founder/Director of Prayer for the Nations "Sarah's depth of understanding about foundational relationships and the most important relationship of all, that is, the one we have with God, lays the groundwork in a readable guide for those who desire a truly authentic life of being who you were meant to be." -Erin McCormick, MA, C Psych Assoc, Canada "Sarah has eloquently and openly approached the subject of personal insecurity and the impact it can have on one's life if left unchecked. From personal experience mixed with biblical truths, Sarah shares her journey to freedom, sign posting the way for so many others dealing with similar challenges. Whether one is on a similar journey or in a supportive role, Free to Be is insightful and helpful and definitely worth the read." -James Hunt, Executive Director, United Christian Broadcasters, Canada Sarah Tun was a secondary school teacher and performing artist before turning to full-time writing. She has a diploma in theology, degrees in drama and education, and life experience, from which she draws her counsel. Having been a follower of Jesus for nearly thirty years, she writes with warmth, candour, and simplicity, making her insights accessible for all. Sarah writes children's fiction and drama, as well as to encourage personal growth. A Canadian, Sarah lived abroad for twenty years, before recently returning to her native Ontario. She is married and has a stepdaughter and a son.