Climate Fiction Writers League recently published an interview with Ahuva Batya Scharff, exploring the themes of divine intervention and human responsibility in her thought-provoking book, The Path to God's Promise.

The Path to God's Promise throws an ordinary woman, Elinor, into the role of a reluctant prophet. Delivering God's dire warning about climate change, she grapples with her faith and inspires action, urging individuals and communities to choose responsibility over extinction. This novel explores the power of collective action and challenges us to contemplate our role in facing this global crisis.

Ahuva Batya Scharff, an internationally recognized speaker and advocate, tackles addiction, trauma and mental health with a focus on decolonizing practices. Notably, she champions climate change action, weaving it into her debut novel through a unique blend of faith and community responsibility.