Author Michelle Baker’s new book, The Canoe, is a soulful, poetic story set in 1912 between a woman and a boy who never meet, and their parallel lives at a time of collective grief. Side by side, the woman and boy weave a discourse between youth and middle age, between love and death, and between dual rites of passage: coming of age and coming to terms with loss.

 

Baker says she would like to "contemplate parallel stories, how when one event happens, there are always a million other things happening as well.” And so, that will be our course on today’s journey, From Grief to Grace.

Author Michelle Baker's new book, The Canoe, is a soulful, poetic story set in 1912 between a woman and a boy who never meet, and their parallel lives at a time of collective grief. Side by side, the woman and boy weave a discourse between youth and middle age, between love and death, and between dual rites of passage: coming of age and coming to terms with loss.

Baker says she would like to "contemplate parallel stories, how when one event happens, there are always a million other things happening as well." And so, that will be our course on today's journey, From Grief to Grace.

Temple Hayes knows firsthand what it is to die to your true self and your dreams. Her remarkable new book, When Did You Die? is designed to inspire you to become more alive, more authentic, more youthful, and more energetic! A much-needed wake-up call for an emotionally and spiritually drained generation, the book offers a profound eight-step program to propel you to a healthier, happier, and more prosperous life.

 

Author and fellow host on Unity Online Radio, Rev. Temple Hayes joins Rev. Chaz Wesley to share her journey From Grief to Grace and introduce practical ways to actually go through fear and not let it stop you.

Temple Hayes knows firsthand what it is to die to your true self and your dreams. Her remarkable new book, When Did You Die? is designed to inspire you to become more alive, more authentic, more youthful, and more energetic! A much-needed wake-up call for an emotionally and spiritually drained generation, the book offers a profound eight-step program to propel you to a healthier, happier, and more prosperous life.

Author and fellow host on Unity Online Radio, Rev. Temple Hayes joins Rev. Chaz Wesley to share her journey From Grief to Grace and introduce practical ways to actually go through fear and not let it stop you.

She wrote her first song at age 11 and went on to open for such acts as John Denver and Steve Martin, produce over a dozen solo albums, and perform at Carnegie Hall. She’s known for her musical gifts, among many other "Amazing Things"—and she is no stranger to grief.

 

After losing several members of her immediate family, inspirational singer/songwriter Megon McDonough joins host Chaz Wesley on the journey, From Grief To Grace, to share how grace allowed her to move through the autumn leaves of life and behold the tree that still stands.

She wrote her first song at age 11 and went on to open for such acts as John Denver and Steve Martin, produce over a dozen solo albums, and perform at Carnegie Hall. She's known for her musical gifts, among many other "Amazing Things"-and she is no stranger to grief.

After losing several members of her immediate family, inspirational singer/songwriter Megon McDonough joins host Chaz Wesley on the journey, From Grief To Grace, to share how grace allowed her to move through the autumn leaves of life and behold the tree that still stands.

Life coach Amy Anfinson believes in choice. Host Chaz Wesley shares his favorite definition of grace as being that of choice. With a shared passion for guiding others through major life transitions, Amy and Chaz discuss how coaching can help empower you, transform your understanding, and expand your awareness of how grace is ever present and always available.

Life coach Amy Anfinson believes in choice. Host Chaz Wesley shares his favorite definition of grace as being that of choice. With a shared passion for guiding others through major life transitions, Amy and Chaz discuss how coaching can help empower you, transform your understanding, and expand your awareness of how grace is ever present and always available.

Jill Kraft Thompson had a life filled with love: an adoring husband, two young sons, a devoted mother, and a close extended family. Then in an instant, she lost her five closest family members in a car crash that she herself barely survived.

 

The author of the new book Finding Jill joins host Chaz Wesley to share the coping strategies that gave her the courage to risk love, marriage, and motherhood again—demonstrating the triumph of love over unspeakable tragedy.

Jill Kraft Thompson had a life filled with love: an adoring husband, two young sons, a devoted mother, and a close extended family. Then in an instant, she lost her five closest family members in a car crash that she herself barely survived.

The author of the new book Finding Jill joins host Chaz Wesley to share the coping strategies that gave her the courage to risk love, marriage, and motherhood again-demonstrating the triumph of love over unspeakable tragedy.