Anna Sofia and Elizabeth Botkin are the only daughters of Geoffrey and Victoria Botkin. Together, they wrote So Much More, a practical and inspiring book with biblical solutions for the young woman who wants to do so much more than just “survive” in a savagely feministic, anti-Christian culture.
Several weeks from now, I will be interviewing the Botkin sisters; and in a way, so will you! Starting today, I'm inviting my readers to send in their questions regarding the Botkins' book, So Much More. In addition, if you have questions regarding the everyday lives or beliefs of Anna Sofia or Elizabeth, this is your time to ask them!
All questions should be sent to me at Botkin Interview Questions by October 23rd. Please note, questions will be compiled, integrated, and edited as needed for space and brevity. Please keep your questions direct, brief, and gracious. Questions will not be accepted during or after the interview. Please send your questions on or before the aforementioned date.
"In our household, five of our seven children (all unmarried and living at home) are adults; four of us are in our twenties. Three of us have written books. Four of us have begun our own business. Two of us have our “own” ministry. Five of us speak at conferences. All of us have education and expertise in areas that exceeds that of our parents in multiple areas. But we don’t use these facts as an excuse to “outgrow” our parents… We all have taken our father’s vision and made it our own. This knitting together of our minds, hearts, and gifts has forged us together into one powerful weapon for Christ’s glory and Kingdom. Together, we are ten times more fruitful and effective than we each would be, separated from our parents’ unifying vision…
Giving glory to our parents, of course, isn’t our ultimate goal. We do all this for the purpose of giving glory to God. We only invest time in developing those gifts that will render us most useful to our Creator and King. This means dying to ourselves; it means sacrificing our personal interests and agendas. Ultimately, it means losing our lives so that we may find them. But that is the Christian life." ~ The Botkin Sisters
Click here to watch the trailer for the Botkins’ upcoming documentary
1 earnest comments:
Dear Stacy, thank you for giving us this opportunity to ask questions. I have just emailed you. I'm very much looking forward to this interview with the Botkin sisters, whom I greatly admire.
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