What I Remember of the Little I Understand: A Memoir of Finding Mental Health in Christ - Paperback
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Product Description
by Erin Grimm (Author), Gwen Benedict (Foreword by), Joycelynn Baker (Foreword by)
Christ died on a cross, humiliated and rejected. He is there for the abused and abandoned because he rose again. Erin Grimm lives with hope today, but that hasn't always been the case, and in this memoir she shares her life as a trauma survivor and as someone who has attained stability in the midst of a serious mental illness diagnosis. She offers her story in hopes that you and your loved ones will find your way back home to hope and health in Christ. The book is filled with Scripture verses and prayers from The Book of Common Prayer and was written as a devotional.
Author Biography
Erin Grimm applies faith to her journey towards mental health recovery and maintenance as a writer and educator. She graduated summa cum laude from UC Berkeley and holds MAs in German and comparative literature. She is author of Emergent Grace: Christian Hope for Serious Mental Illness. Grimm blogs at erinmichaelgrimm.com and is the webmaster for biblespanish.com. Visit seahurstlearns.com to work with her as a consultant.
