Author JJ Labelle

Christian Non-Fiction Author

About JJ LaBelle

Born in New Hampshire, JJ LaBelle, lovingly known as Judi, has spent her life exploring the beauty of creation, traveling across many states and countries while capturing the world through art, poetry, photography, and words. She is a multi-gifted artist, poet, speaker, photographer, and author whose creative journey is deeply rooted in her faith.

For over forty years, Judi has dedicated her life to serving her Savior, Jesus Christ, describing every moment of that service as “a labor of love.” Her books reflect her heart’s desire to help others experience the same joy, peace, and spiritual growth that she has found in her walk with the Lord.

JJ LaBelle is the author of five inspiring Christian works, including:

What Does a Savior… Look Like Think Feel Do? (2024)
The Christian Misfit: Notes for the Journey to Heaven (2024)
Break a Link!: Breaking the Chains Binding Us from Having a Deeper Life in Jesus Christ (2024)
Whissspers from the Enemy: Coming Back from the “Great Rejection”, Why God Wants You! (2025)
The Mirror and the Mercy: Living Final Years with Christian Joy, Purpose, and a Sense of Completion (2025)

Through her art and writing, JJ LaBelle invites readers to discover a life of purpose, renewal, and intimacy with God, all grounded in faith, forgiveness, and the transforming power of grace.

Testimonials

I picked up this book expecting gentle encouragement, but I found a roadmap. JJ writes like a trusted friend who has walked the road ahead. Her reflections on the mirror of life helped me forgive old hurts and see my remaining years as God’s assignment, not an afterthought. I finished feeling lighter and closer to Jesus.

The chapters on pain, loss, and new purpose met me right where I am. Instead of pretending aging is easy, JJ shows how mercy shows up in everyday struggles. My husband and I started praying together again after reading this, and we’re making plans to serve in our church with fresh joy and courage.

I’m a caregiver for my mom, and The Mirror and the Mercy gave us language for hard conversations. JJ’s advice on ‘having the talk’ and leaving a legacy is practical, loving, and deeply biblical. We laughed, cried, and talked about heaven without fear. This book is a quiet gift to families like ours.