100 Days Strength in Any Struggle, (in)courage Devotional Journal
Description
A Christian devotional journal with 100 short daily readings and space to write alongside them.
Each entry comes from a writer in the (in)courage community, an online community of women founded by DaySpring in 2009, drawing on ordinary life rather than one person's single story.
The readings are written for any kind of hard stretch rather than for illness specifically, so it suits someone navigating cancer alongside everything else going on in their life.
Paperback, 208 pages, 6.77 by 7.88 inches. Published February 2024.
Why It Matters
A journal takes that without needing anything back. No one has to be reassured, nothing has to be phrased carefully, and there is no expectation to sound brave or grateful. It is also somewhere to keep the things you want to remember later, on days when so much arrives at once that very little sticks.
Paired with a short daily reading, it becomes a few quiet minutes that belong only to you. Not a task. Just a place to put things down.
A Christian devotional journal with 100 short daily readings and space to write alongside them.
Each entry comes from a writer in the (in)courage community, an online community of women founded by DaySpring in 2009, drawing on ordinary life rather than one person's single story.
The readings are written for any kind of hard stretch rather than for illness specifically, so it suits someone navigating cancer alongside everything else going on in their life.
Paperback, 208 pages, 6.77 by 7.88 inches. Published February 2024.
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