Hill of Beans
The Grace of Everyday Troubles
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238 kr
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Valerie Schultz is the author of two previous books: Overdue: A Dewey Decimal System of Grace and Closer: Musings on Intimacy, Marriage, and God. Her work has also appeared in Give Us This Day, America magazine, and in her regular column for The Bakersfield Californian. She and her husband Randy have four children and three grands.
"In A Hill of Beans: The Grace of Everyday Troubles, Valerie Schultz offers a rich feast of hard-earned insights born from an honest, searching life of faith. Along the way, she invites readers to discover how God’s grace is found both within and beyond the sacramental life of the church: in the joys and struggles of ever-changing family dynamics, in lean times of recession and career detours, in empty nesting and church disaffiliation, in caring for a loved one with addiction, and even in experiences of tragic suffering. With an uncanny ability to look at and write about life unblinkingly, Schultz inspires us to look at the whole of our own lives with her same openness. It’s a calling to become 'the saints of the everyday,' and that’s a calling our church, and our world, is desperate to hear."Michael J. Sanem, is the author of Your Church Wants to Hear from You: What Is the Synod on Synodality? and writes regularly at incarnationiseverywhere.com
Du är på sajten för privatpersoner.
238 kr
Beställningsvara. Skickas inom 5-8 vardagar. Fri frakt över 249 kr.
Valerie Schultz is the author of two previous books: Overdue: A Dewey Decimal System of Grace and Closer: Musings on Intimacy, Marriage, and God. Her work has also appeared in Give Us This Day, America magazine, and in her regular column for The Bakersfield Californian. She and her husband Randy have four children and three grands.
"In A Hill of Beans: The Grace of Everyday Troubles, Valerie Schultz offers a rich feast of hard-earned insights born from an honest, searching life of faith. Along the way, she invites readers to discover how God’s grace is found both within and beyond the sacramental life of the church: in the joys and struggles of ever-changing family dynamics, in lean times of recession and career detours, in empty nesting and church disaffiliation, in caring for a loved one with addiction, and even in experiences of tragic suffering. With an uncanny ability to look at and write about life unblinkingly, Schultz inspires us to look at the whole of our own lives with her same openness. It’s a calling to become 'the saints of the everyday,' and that’s a calling our church, and our world, is desperate to hear."Michael J. Sanem, is the author of Your Church Wants to Hear from You: What Is the Synod on Synodality? and writes regularly at incarnationiseverywhere.com
Du är på sajten för privatpersoner.
238 kr
Beställningsvara. Skickas inom 5-8 vardagar. Fri frakt över 249 kr.
Valerie Schultz is the author of two previous books: Overdue: A Dewey Decimal System of Grace and Closer: Musings on Intimacy, Marriage, and God. Her work has also appeared in Give Us This Day, America magazine, and in her regular column for The Bakersfield Californian. She and her husband Randy have four children and three grands.
"In A Hill of Beans: The Grace of Everyday Troubles, Valerie Schultz offers a rich feast of hard-earned insights born from an honest, searching life of faith. Along the way, she invites readers to discover how God’s grace is found both within and beyond the sacramental life of the church: in the joys and struggles of ever-changing family dynamics, in lean times of recession and career detours, in empty nesting and church disaffiliation, in caring for a loved one with addiction, and even in experiences of tragic suffering. With an uncanny ability to look at and write about life unblinkingly, Schultz inspires us to look at the whole of our own lives with her same openness. It’s a calling to become 'the saints of the everyday,' and that’s a calling our church, and our world, is desperate to hear."Michael J. Sanem, is the author of Your Church Wants to Hear from You: What Is the Synod on Synodality? and writes regularly at incarnationiseverywhere.com