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Broken Together: A Minister's Daughter

Name: Broken Together: A Minister's Daughter
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Author: Coe Alexandra Coe
ISBN: 9781666726350

by Coe Alexandra Coe

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76 pages
Publisher: Resource Publications (CA)
15.3 x 22.9 x 0.7 cm

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For readers seeking comfort in shared suffering

Explores mental health struggles in church life

Gain perspective on your own path to wholeness

A raw and honest collection of poetry and prose exploring the complexities of faith, trauma, and finding a voice in a broken world.

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Broken Together: A Minister's Daughter is a multi-genre work including poetry, short prose, and essays, punctuated with biblical meditations in poetic and dramatic form. The work explores addiction and mental health issues in religious families, as well as sexual molestation, gun violence, war, COVID-19, and the ""American Dream."" One of the work's goals is to soften the distinction between ""sacred"" and ""secular"" so that all of us, Christian and non-Christian, may find ourselves in the work, and the voiceless may find a voice.