A book of poems celebrating the common everyday experiences of life. The author, in the face of her own personal crisis, shares her discovery of the importance of living each day with joy and gratitude.
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The Reverend Patsy Brunidge is a retired United Methodist minister and co-author of "Hope for a Widow's Shattered World." She has served churches in North Texas and led workshops and retreats as an older adult specialist and grief counselor. She earned degrees from Southern Methodist University and Perkins School of Theology, with advanced work in Spiritual Direction.
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