2020 Sower & Harvest
Short Story Prizes
The competition was open to current homeschool students. Prizes were awarded to all winners.
A Note From the Founder
Our contest themes of selfishness, integrity, and regret were intended to underscore the importance of character. Without good moral character, our society would fall into an abyss of despair.
Thankfully, God-fearing, Bible-believing homeschooling parents continue to impart wonderful virtues in their children that in time will bring honor to God and help shape our society in the future.
Parents, we value your efforts and it is our hope that this contest served as a means to highlight the harvest you’ve reaped in your children.
To all who participated, we sincerely thank you for sharing your creative work with us. Please know that you each represent a bountiful harvest of hope and encouragement for years to come.
Our contest would not be successful without our sponsors. Their support for this contest illustrates their commitment to providing resources that enrich the homeschooling experience. We’re grateful to partner with them for our third biennial Sower & Harvest Short Story Prizes.
And now, we present the winners of the 2020 Sower & Harvest Short Story Prizes!
Carlos G. Ortega
Founder, Burning Bush Press
Special Thanks To Our Generous Sponsors





ANNOUNCING OUR WINNERS!
Honorable Mentions
Grace Wins by Anna Kranzow
Apology Sister by Anae Bruneau
The Colors of the Rainbow by Yanna Boddy
In Memory by Yurianna McCall
What a Stranger May Bring by Aaron Silva
Just This Once by Jonathan McComas
Serving God and the Union by Elijah Umberger
Forgiven by Grace Larsen
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