-- The Untold Revelation in Her Own Words -- 

While sitting alone in the house of Mary, Mother of Jesus, in Ephesus, Turkey, Nancy Rhodes had an overpowering spiritual experience. Images of Mary’s life flashed rapidly through her mind, and she was overwhelmed with emotion. Her heart opened to Mary's words. She spoke to Nancy. “Tell my story.”

Over the following decade Nancy continued to receive her words. Mary revealed the untold story of her life, the obstacles and turning points she faced: a lonely childhood where nature was often her only solace; a horrible beating by her father; Joseph’s devotion preventing her from certain death and later, when their village was torched by the Roman soldiers, it was Joseph’s quick-thinking courage that saved Mary and the children.

In sharing her story, Mary today speaks to people who are facing loneliness, fear, and loss. She tenderly assures us of the healing light of love.  

WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING:

"MARY’S STORY is an extraordinarily wonderful account of the life’s journey, the struggles and triumphs of the Mother of Jesus. It reveals to us the inner secrets of her spiritual development, her exemplary character, and her conversations with Jesus about his mission and his profound experiences of his Heavenly Father. This book will both disturb and inspire you. It may even deepen your faith."
—Reverend Dr. James A. Forbes, Jr., Senior Minister Emeritus of the Riverside Church of New York City, and President and Founder of the Healing of The Nations Foundation.

“An engrossing journey of illumination. Once I began reading Mary’s Story, I couldn’t put it down. Nancy Rhodes captures what is unquestionably one of the most revealing stories of our time.”
–– Ronald Rand, Goodwill Cultural Ambassador, Fulbright Specialist

"You don’t have to be Jewish or Christian to read and be moved by Mary’s Story. It is a story for everyone. Love is what each and every one of us needs. Moreover, the telling of Mary’s story at this time brings a powerful message to humanity about the state of our ecology. Jesus, Mary, and Jesus’s sister Rachel all share something in common. They are spiritual beings keenly attuned to messages from nature. They hear and see the voices of the trees, bushes, and all of the natural world around them. They feel creation at a deep level. They teach that love includes nature, and that the human is not separate from that love."
–– Glenn Aparicio Parry, Nautilus award-winning author