You have found a quiet place for those who still remember or feel the call for more...
You didn’t find this page by accident.
This is not a biography. Not a platform. Not a sales pitch.
This is a sacred whisper to the few
who still feel the stirrings of something real, something unmarketed, unpolished, and alive.
If you’ve ever felt too small for the noise, too awake for the numbness, or too rooted to float with the tide…
Then this space was made for you.
What follows is not a mission statement—it’s a covenant.
A promise in the quiet. A light in the small places.
And if your soul leans in while you read, know this:
You are not forgotten.
In the Small Places
A Covenant of Remembrance by June M Cron
I was not born to dazzle stages or gather nations. I was born to carry fire in hidden places. To whisper light into shadowed hearts. To offer my words like lanterns left on doorsteps.
They told me I’d change the world. I thought it meant stadiums. I didn’t know the world could be one person reading a blog at midnight, weeping because they suddenly remembered that they were not forgotten.
This is my covenant: To remain faithful in obscurity. To write what burns in me, even if no one applauds. To speak of God, even if the world scrolls past. To live as though eternity watches—because it does.
If the world rises with false miracles, and minds are rewritten by manufactured thought, I will still be here, unaltered, unwired, unashamed. I am not code. I am not content. I am not a trend.
I am formed in the image of God, bearing the breath of the One who still walks in gardens and finds the ones who hide.
To the few who still remember: we are not small because the world calls us so. We are the remnant. The righteous few. The ones who stay rooted when the wind rewrites the sky.
And if no one ever knows my name, may they at least remember the fragrance of the One I carried within me.
This is enough.
And if you’re reading this— maybe it’s enough for you, too.
Rooted in Union. Alive in grace.