Ann Farabee is a writer, a columnist for the Faith section of the Salisbury Post, a ministry speaker, and has a passion for prison ministry and for those trapped in addiction. She has worked as a youth leader, in children’s ministry, Sunday School teacher, Praise Team leader, women’s ministry leader, and directs the drama team, ECHO, for Passion for Purity ministries.

   She has also taught 35+ years in Kannapolis City Schools and Mooresville Schools. During that time, she taught grades K-8, and worked as system-wide math coordinator in Grades K-4. She graduated from UNC-Charlotte, is a National Board Certified Teacher, has a Master’s Degree in Education, and has been Teacher of the Year and Time Warner Cable All-Star Teacher.

   She is a mother and a grandmother, and is married to Charles Farabee, who is a CPA in Kannapolis.

    Her passion is sharing her story with others to encourage and help strengthen them in their walk with Christ.

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  • This is My Story
    By Ann Farabee This is my story This is my story. This is my song. Praising my Savior. All the day long. The choir director would be flapping his […]
  • Beetles or Monkees
    By Ann Farabee Sitting in a chair in the living room with my legs across the chair arm, holding a clipboard with a full pack of notebook paper […]
  • Choose Peace
    By Ann Farabee Sure I have peace. Well, I have peace as long as I do not have problems. When problems arise, I sometimes initially respond a bit […]
  • If Only I Had…
    By Ann Farabee If only I had — My thoughts beyond those four words are a bit too personal to share. We all have to deal with our “if only I had’s” in […]
  • Are We Overwhelmed?
    By Ann Farabee Cancer • Sick • Too busy • Hurt by criticism • An inmate • Love an inmate • Stressful job • Feel inadequate • Discouraged • Marriage […]
  • The Youth Leader
    By Ann Farabee My early experiences with a worship service took place when I was 13. It consisted of passing notes back and forth between my friends […]
  • Always Been There
    By Ann Farabee For you have been my hope, my confidence since my youth. — Psalm 71:5 As a 13-year-old, I began attending church and became involved […]
  • Words Wisely Spoken
    By Ann Farabee How are you? Fine. Your call is important to us. Really? Why am I on hold for so long? I hate to interrupt you. No, you don’t or you […]
  • Have Compassion?
    By Ann Farabee Compassion. We know what it means. But even greater than that — we know how it feels. No matter whether we are the giver of compassion […]
  • On the Struggle Bus
    By Ann Farabee I am fairly certain I laughed when I first heard that term — struggle bus. I totally and completely understood it immediately. Being […]
  • Where Are We?
    By Ann Farabee ‘Where are you?’ The words jumped out at me as I opened my Bible. Those three words from Genesis 3:9 kind of stopped me in my tracks, […]
  • Am I Enough?
    By Ann Farabee Am I enough? Age is not a factor when it comes to that question. I have seen students in despair over fractions saying, “I can’t do […]
  • The Legacy
    By Ann Farabee https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=8&v=gQJFbOIVrcY&feature=emb_logo As I stood in the funeral home, it seemed the […]
  • Choices
    By Ann Farabee Choices. Choices. Choices. A choice is defined as the act of selecting or making a decision when faced with two or more possibilities. […]
  • My Buddy
    By Ann Farabee https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LG_azQXUJZQ&feature=emb_logo The morning brought a beautiful surprise – snow covered ground. Our […]