Haley Stewart

Haley Stewart is the Editor of Word on Fire Spark, an imprint for young readers, and the author of The Grace of Enough, Jane Austen’s Genius Guide to Life, and The Sister Seraphina Mysteries. In her spare time, she maintains a popular Substack and occasionally leads pilgrimages. Haley and her husband have four children ages 5-14.

November 23, 2023
Business & Economics, Sexuality & Family, The Human Person

November 23, 2023
Career, Family, Homemaking, Interviews

Flourishing in Work and Family Life: Considerations for Young Women

By Alexandra Davis, Erika Bachiochi, Kelly Hanlon, April Readlinger, Katy Faust, Haley Stewart and Taryn DeLong

Six panelists share how they structure their lives in a way that allows them to pursue creative, intellectually inspiring work, while remaining open to life and faithful to the good work of the home.

March 30, 2020
The Human Person

March 30, 2020
Coronavirus, Literature

The Strange Battle of Staying Home

By Haley Stewart

My home is my battlefield, and maintaining peace and joy for my family is my fight. I cannot treat those infected by Covid-19, but I can help flatten the curve. This is my time to keep our homefires burning with gusto, as if each meal I set before my family were a punch in the teeth to the chaos caused by this deadly illness. We may be stuck at home for weeks or months, but by God we’ll have fresh sourdough bread and afternoon tea every day.

July 24, 2019
Sexuality & Family, The Human Person

July 24, 2019
Religion

Can We Justify Bringing Children into This Dark World?

By Haley Stewart

BirthStrikers protest climate change by vowing not to have children. Christians are called to a different response—a courageous one, built on hope rather than despair.

January 13, 2019
Education & Culture, The Human Person

January 13, 2019
Culture

The Soul-Saving Grace of Christian Detachment

By Haley Stewart

If our pursuit of simplicity is not informed by the concept of Christian charity, focusing on mere minimalism will come up short. Too often, we cling to our “stuff” out of a desire for security. This failure to trust in God’s providence results in attachment to our earthly possessions that distracts us from more valuable eternal things: our faith and our duty to love and care for others.

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