Healing
Just One More Cookie
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January 15, 2025
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Most people say suffering makes your stronger. But not everyone knows what their suffering means.
I want to help you see the golden thread tying the vulnerable places together. I want to wrap words around your suffering so you know you’re not alone, that the pain can be plumbed to find hope and even joy.
If you want to invite God into your story to discover the value of being fully human, fully yourself, connect with me today.
Jonalyn and her husband, Dale Fincher, live in New Hampshire. After 15 year writing and speaking, they sold their home to take up sailing. For a year they voyaged from South Africa to Virginia. Now back on land, they continue to home educate their two boys in the lake district. Weekly, they record a podcast “Back Porch with Dale and Jonalyn” (Apple and Spotify). Enjoy their online studies at Thinkific.
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We were only on the island for 2 full days, but the satisfaction I got from seeing so many negative myths busted apart is worth sharing.
The stories we continue to tell about our family, especially after their death, reveal more about what we value than the people we lost.
My first impression of St. Helena was of black rock and toilet paper.
As we have been gathering friends to share in the adventure, this question keeps popping up “Why did you name your boat ‘Lady Grey’”? It’s actually quite simple.