Exodus: A Journey Through Divorce
Nonfiction, Family & Relationships, Family Relationships, Divorce, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Christian Life
| Author: | Debbie Mendoza | ISBN: | 9781370048908 |
| Publisher: | Debbie Mendoza | Publication: | November 25, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Debbie Mendoza |
| ISBN: | 9781370048908 |
| Publisher: | Debbie Mendoza |
| Publication: | November 25, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Divorce rocks your world! The statistics are staggering, and Christians do get divorced. Deborah Mendoza faced this challenge after twenty four years of marriage, and lived to write about it. Always someone who journals, it was no surprise that by the end of the process she had written about the different stages, emotions, and issues, of divorce even though that was not what she had set out to do.
What lies within these pages is her navigation through the process of divorce. These writings were done in London, Oklahoma, and, Belize. This was her process, and she shares it with you by opening up the pages of the journals she wrote in her pain, and in her joy.
This is no ordinary book about the stages of divorce. It is an intimate look into what it is like for a Christian woman clinging to her belief in God, while letting go of everything that had been normal for her for over two decades.
This book is raw and unsettling, and it takes you from despair to hope; from being frantic to gaining peace. It is a beautiful story of God’s redemption.
Divorce rocks your world! The statistics are staggering, and Christians do get divorced. Deborah Mendoza faced this challenge after twenty four years of marriage, and lived to write about it. Always someone who journals, it was no surprise that by the end of the process she had written about the different stages, emotions, and issues, of divorce even though that was not what she had set out to do.
What lies within these pages is her navigation through the process of divorce. These writings were done in London, Oklahoma, and, Belize. This was her process, and she shares it with you by opening up the pages of the journals she wrote in her pain, and in her joy.
This is no ordinary book about the stages of divorce. It is an intimate look into what it is like for a Christian woman clinging to her belief in God, while letting go of everything that had been normal for her for over two decades.
This book is raw and unsettling, and it takes you from despair to hope; from being frantic to gaining peace. It is a beautiful story of God’s redemption.
