Walking Through Winter
Katherine GantlettPaperback 2021-04-23
When faced with winter seasons of loss, it can be easy to doubt God and ourselves. So how can we walk through these times with authenticity and faith?
After losing five children to miscarriage and a daughter, Libby, at birth, Katherine Gantlett has wrestled with all these questions. But amid the heartache of winter's loss, she has discovered the warmth of God's love and the hope of deep healing that holds promise of spring.
Blending personal experience with the insightful reflections of renowned theologians, Katherine shares practical and spiritual applications for how we can 'brave the elements' and walk through winter's loss into our God-given identities.
"Walking through Winter is a timely and honest exploration of grief, suffering, lament and hope. Even if its theme is loss, it is brimming with life. Using the metaphor of the seasons, and drawing on costly personal experience and a wide range of resources, it is full of practical wisdom, authentic compassion and accessible theology." Stephen Cottrell - Archbishop of York
"Multiple miscarriages. A daughter lost in childbirth. Katherine Gantlett knows the blistering chill of life's winter seasons. But by facing her heartbreak while never losing hope, she has journeyed through to spring and has gifts to share with us from the experience. Combining vulnerable storytelling and practical help with theological reflection, Walking Through Winter is indeed the 'hygge for the heartbroken' she wishes it to be - a book offering shelter and warmth for our own dark days." -Sheridan Voysey, author of The Making of Us and Resurrection Year
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When faced with winter seasons of loss, it can be easy to doubt God and ourselves. So how can we walk through these times with authenticity and faith?
After losing five children to miscarriage and a daughter, Libby, at birth, Katherine Gantlett has wrestled with all these questions. But amid the heartache of winter's loss, she has discovered the warmth of God's love and the hope of deep healing that holds promise of spring.
Blending personal experience with the insightful reflections of renowned theologians, Katherine shares practical and spiritual applications for how we can 'brave the elements' and walk through winter's loss into our God-given identities.
"Walking through Winter is a timely and honest exploration of grief, suffering, lament and hope. Even if its theme is loss, it is brimming with life. Using the metaphor of the seasons, and drawing on costly personal experience and a wide range of resources, it is full of practical wisdom, authentic compassion and accessible theology." Stephen Cottrell - Archbishop of York
"Multiple miscarriages. A daughter lost in childbirth. Katherine Gantlett knows the blistering chill of life's winter seasons. But by facing her heartbreak while never losing hope, she has journeyed through to spring and has gifts to share with us from the experience. Combining vulnerable storytelling and practical help with theological reflection, Walking Through Winter is indeed the 'hygge for the heartbroken' she wishes it to be - a book offering shelter and warmth for our own dark days." -Sheridan Voysey, author of The Making of Us and Resurrection Year
-Publisher.