Diana Gruver
Biography
Diana Gruver has served as writer and communications director at the Vere Institute. Gruver earned an MA at Gordon-Conwell and wrote Companions in the Darkness (2020).
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Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“Candid, convicting, and deeply honest. Alan Noble is unflinching in his portrayal of both the depths of despair and a bedrock belief in the irreducible value of the human life. He convinces us to see the simple, yet sometimes seemingly insurmountable, act of getting out of bed as an act of faith and a witness to the goodness of God beyond feeling or circumstance. I will recommend this book.”
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“Jason Cusick understands what it's like to struggle with anxiety. With vulnerability, wisdom, and good humor, he shares with us practical, concrete steps to cope, and more importantly, to thrive in the midst of it. The Anxiety Field Guide offers help and hope, and it is a resource I will continue to share with others for years to come.”
The Unhiding of Elijah Campbell
Fiction
“Through the captivating and poignant voice of Elijah Campbell, Flanagan takes us to the depths of brokenness and on the slow climb toward healing. This story invites us not only to unhide from one another but also to see in every glory and specter of our past the grace-filled presence of the One who keeps company with us through it all.”
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“When you’re in the trenches of motherhood, sometimes you need to hear you’re not the only one. This is the gift Sarah White offers us in her humorous and moving memoir. As I read while holding my own newborn, her stories were like a kind friend insisting, ‘You are not alone.’”
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