There are women who love God deeply and yet, somewhere beneath the surface of their faithfulness, quietly wonder why they still feel so stuck. They have prayed, read Scripture, and worshiped through painful seasons. They have kept caring for their families, supporting their friends, and serving in their churches, being the dependable one others turn to when life gets hard. From the outside they look strong, steady, spiritually grounded. Inside, they are still carrying grief t

Reflections From Five Months in Hospice Over the last five months, I have been sitting at the edge of life. Not in theory. Not in a classroom. Not in a textbook case study. In real rooms. Quiet rooms. Rooms where time slows and people sometimes say things they have never said out loud before. My internship in hospice has changed me. Not in a dramatic way. Not in a way anyone would necessarily see from the outside. More in the way certain experiences rearrange your attention.

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