Gloria Furman is a wife, mother of four, and writer whose work is deeply rooted in her practical experience of faith in daily life. She and her husband were involved in church planting in the Middle East, offering a unique perspective on living out one's beliefs across cultures. Her writings explore the intersection of theology and the realities of family and motherhood, providing profound insights into how faith can be lived out amidst the busyness of life. Furman's approachable and encouraging style resonates with readers seeking practical applications for their faith.
Filled with wise advice from someone who's "been there," this short book encourages pastors' wives to look to Christ when facing the challenges of ministry, whether it's late-night counseling sessions, unfair complaints, or unrealistic expectations.