Dive into the profound and heartfelt journey captured in "When Lynn Died," a memoir by Reverend Natasha Dongell. Your hosts discuss this powerful book with its author, who recounts her experience navigating the depths of grief after losing her first husband, Lynn Erskine. Natasha, a pastor and writer, interweaves personal revelations, dreams, and biblical insights to create a deeply moving narrative that transcends her own story, offering hope and wisdom for anyone facing loss.

Through her vivid storytelling, she explores the complexities of grief, the power of vulnerability, and the transformative process of embracing pain to find healing. Natasha’s reflections on the cultural challenges surrounding death and her insights into building meaningful relationships during grief make this book a must-read.

Available now on Amazon in paperback, hardcover, and ebook formats, "When Lynn Died" is more than a memoir—it's a guide for navigating the darkest nights toward the sunrise of healing. Read it, reflect, and leave a review to support this incredible work. https://www.amazon.com/When-Lynn-Died-Journey-Resurrection-ebook/dp/B0DHV4657R?ref_=ast_author_mpb

Perfect for those on a grief journey or looking to support someone who is.

Scott Williams interviews Paul Shotsberger and David Conley about their new book Who Is Your Resilience Builder?: Loss, Friendship, and Creativity. Join us!

We're excited to continue our Books that Matter series this week, talking with Mary Campbell Huss Norman about the Fredrik Backman book Anxious People. MC is a Clemson graduate with a degree in English and is currently living and working in Tennessee. On this episode, MC shares her thoughts with Dr. Shotsberger from her recent journey through Anxious People. You will most certainly wish to check it out!