Still I Sing

Finding Hope Through Song: Devotions for the Cancer Journey

Carla Black Callahan

Arrives December 2026. Paperback, from Zion Publishing House.

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The front cover of Still I Sing: a fade from soft sage to deep brown, a rust panel with gold lettering and a gold swallow carrying music notes, and Carla Black Callahan's name in gold

When cancer changes everything, where do you find the strength to keep singing?

Still I Sing is a devotional for the days when faith feels tested and hope feels hard to hold. Through reflections grounded in Scripture, Carla Callahan invites readers to bring their fears, grief, and unanswered questions to God while looking for His presence in the midst of illness.

Written for those facing cancer and those walking beside them, these pages offer space to pause, pray, and remember that a difficult season does not have to silence your song.

For the one in treatment, and for the one who drives them there.

If someone you love is facing cancer, a copy can be a quiet way to say you are praying for them.

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Carla Black Callahan

Twenty-eight years of teaching, and a family that still sings together

Carla received her education degree from the University of Alabama. She retired after teaching elementary school for twenty-eight years.

Carla has been married to Ric for over 40 years and they have served multiple churches together for over 43 years. They, along with their wonderful daughters, son-in-law, and grandchildren enjoy camping, skiing, traveling, playing games, and singing together.