Podcasts about grace like scarlett grieving

Trigger Warning: Today Julie Sullivan, a Children's Minister with Waypoint Church, comes on the podcast and discusses an extremely difficult, but important topic of miscarriage. She starts by sharing her own journey with the loss of two of her own pregnancies and her healing journey, but goes on to discuss the importance of talking what you have experienced with the people that have earned the right to that story.  Held by Hope is a ministry through Waypoint that walks with women who are struggling and provides not only support, but also resources for grieving for you and your spouse. Julie reminds us that shame and guilt are not truth when it comes to the grieving process and we have to combat those lies with the truth of the gospel and  its healing abilities. She talks through what are things that are helpful, but also talks through things that are not helpful to say to friends as they are struggling to understand what has happened. This episode is not only for women who are recovering from a miscarriage, but for everyone to be better equipped to support a loved one who has experienced the devastating loss of a pregnancy. Please take the time to share this with someone who is struggling and needs the extra encouragement is a dark season of life.  Resources Mentioned: Book: A Time For Everything: Mourning and Dancing by She Reads Truth               Grieving the Child I Never Knew By Kathe Wunnenburg               I Will Carry: The Sacred  Dance of Grief and Joy You By Angie Smith               Grace Like Scarlett: Grieving with Hope After Miscarriage and Loss by Adriel Booker              Anchored in the Storm: Pursuing Christ in the Midst of Life's Trials By Adam Holland             Tragedy to Hope: A Guide for Support and Ministry After Miscarriage, Still Birth and                      Infant Death by Don Sides Julie's Bio: Julie Sullivan is a Children's Minister at Waypoint Church where she has served for four years. A life-long Missourian, she received her religious education degree from Missouri Baptist University. Julie lives in Wentzville with her husband of 20 years and her children Jack and Ava. Websites:  Miscarriage & Infant Loss (weebly.com)                                              Adriel Booker - author - speaker - advocateWays to Contact Julie: julie.sullivan@waypointchurch.com Embrace, Live, Thrive:Website: www.embracelivethrive.com FB: @embracelivethrive Instagram: @embracelivethrive

The road towards motherhood looks as different in each of our stories as motherhood itself. For some of us it happened as a surprise, for some a long-awaited destination, and for some a happy next chapter after a series of losses and heartaches. Today we’re chatting with Adriel Booker, author of Grace Like Scarlett: Grieving ... Read More about MWM #68: Adriel Booker

Our next guest in our Hard Stuff series is Adriel Booker. Adriel came on Woven to discuss grief in the areas of Infertility, Miscarriage and Infant Loss. She is the author of Grace Like Scarlett: Grieving with Hope After Miscarriage and Loss.  Adriel Booker is a speaker, advocate, storyteller, and community builder. For nearly twenty years she’s given her life to help people discover the intersection of God’s goodness, their God-given identity, and how they’re uniquely wired to love their neighbor well. In 2011 Adriel founded the Love A Mama Collective—a grassroots movement of women committed to strengthening maternal health in the developing world through clean birth kits and other community development initiatives where access to health care is scarce. To date the Collective has raised 20,000 clean birth kits, funded midwifery scholarships, and resourced dozens of rural health outposts and village birth attendants through their annual Mother’s Day drives. Together with her husband and three sons, Adriel lives in Sydney, Australia where she co-leads a non-profit and enjoys her life-long dream of living in a city by the sea. In her free time she can be found browsing used record and book stores, rearranging furniture, or day dreaming of 9:00am sleep-ins and lazy days camping in their vintage caravan at the beach.

Join me as I talk with Adriel Booker about her book, Grace Like Scarlett. Adriel lives in Australia with her husband and three children. Between the birth of her second and third son, Adriel and her husband experienced three miscarriages. This loss overwhelmed her and inspired her to write about her personal journey. Her book beautifully walks us through her story, but it also provides hope and insight for those going through miscarriage.  I am so grateful that Adriel opens up about this difficult topic and shares her experience. I believe we can all learn from her experience and grow closer to God when we talk about our stories. I hope you enjoy our conversation and it brings you hope and healing. You can read more about Adriel's journey by getting her book, Grace Like Scarlett: Grieving with Hope after Miscarriage and Loss, and checking out her website, www.adrielbooker.com/welcome.    

In episode 014 I have the privilege of talking with Adriel Booker. Adriel is an author, speaker, and advocate who believes storytelling, beauty, and the grace of God will change the world. She's the author of Grace Like Scarlett: Grieving with Hope after Miscarriage and Loss and has created multiple resources for grieving women on her website: adrielbooker.com. Listen in as she shares the story of her 3 consecutive miscarriages and what she’s learned about loss and grief and what it means to trust God amidst suffering. No matter what brought you here today, I’m grateful you are here and I pray this episode blesses you. SHOW NOTES: www.themorning.com/adriel

Today we are sharing our conversation with Adriel Booker, writer, speaker and author of the book Grace Like Scarlett: Grieving with Hope after Miscarriage and Loss. Even with the increase in openness on this topic, miscarriage remains a tender subject that is often difficult to process and discuss. Adriel and I discuss so much about miscarriage, everything from the sense of loneliness that a woman may experience, the way that grief changes us, and the way we can live with gospel hope in the already-but-not-yet as we anticipate the resurrection. Every single life is precious and valuable and if you’ve lost a child, we are praying that this episode will encourage your heart with the hope of the gospel. As always, you can find show notes, and helpful articles on our website, womenencouraged.ca. You can also find us on Facebook and Instagram. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/womenencouraged)