I’m an author, artist, creative business strategist, and founder of GraceLaced.com. I am passionate about God’s grace, and long to point others to the transforming power of the gospel. I believe we are all works in progress, that no season is wasted, and that we are meant to rest in Christ —not in our efforts to do more or be more. 

I hope that’s as freeing for you, as it is for me; these truths have changed my whole life. I’m honored you’ve dropped by here; pull up a chair, linger long, and may you be encouraged to walk in grace. 

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GraceLaced is a Scripture art brand that exists to adorn the gospel through collectible, meaningful, and truth-filled products based on the written and painted work of its founder, author, and artist, Ruth Chou Simons. Born as a blog in 2007 from a simple desire to find God’s grace laced through everyday life, GraceLaced Co. launched in 2013 and quickly became a multi-faceted company rooted in ministry.

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YOUR SOMEDAY IS MADE UP OF A THOUSAND RIGHT NOWS.

- RUTH CHOU SIMONS

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I can’t believe I’ve been doing this for over a decade… I started creating 3-in-1 Calendars in 2015 and the very first one we sold was the Garden of Truth 2016 GraceLaced Calendar.🪴 Which means… that we’re releasin
👉🏼 What if we choose to start where we are and use what we already have? We just might find that THIS MOMENT, right in front of you, matters more than you know. 💬 What have you been given to steward this week? #ruthchousimons #thismomentmatter
After 28 years of marriage, quarter century raising 6 sons, years of home educating, and decades of public ministry, we’ve learned that the enemy puts a target on your back when you seek to make kingdom impact through your life, family, or marr
“There’s still so much time,” I used to think. I was raising six sons after all, with 11 years between the bookends. There was always another coming up right behind the last one. But this year we’ve got a 9th and 10th grader