Nancy Major is an award-winning nonprofit and business executive with more than thirty years of professional experience. Sheâs also a professional speaker and certified Christian trauma coach. Her primary area of focus is helping women overcome sexual shame and trauma.
Recently she added, âbestselling authorâ to her bio, with her newly released memoir entitled, âA Wretch Like Me: A Modern-Day Mary Magdalene Saved by Grace. âIt offers a glimpse into her lived experience as a former prostitute, âoutedâ by a client bent on revenge. Her courageous story tackles themes of childhood sexual abuse, shame, public humiliation, redemption, and the immeasurable gift of grace.
Nancy often jokingly refers to her colorful life as one that might lead others to think she was either in the witness protection program or running from the law. She has been known by many last names and has moved so many times that the US post office has âunfriendedâ her!
Today, Nancy is a wife of eleven years, a mother, stepmom, mother-in-law, and grandmother to six beloved and cherished cutie-pies. She and her husband, Jesse, live in southeastern Wisconsin with their two silly pooches, Lulu Bell and Jilly Bean.Â
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- About "A Wretch Like Me" and the inspiration behind writing the story.
Shared experiences with Mary MagdaleneTelling difficult stories and bringing light to the darkNavigating life's challenges through faithMiracles happen everydayChristian trauma coaching What's next for Nancy Major?A WRETCH LIKE ME: A MODERN DAY MARY MAGDALENE SAVED BY GRACE
I couldnât imagine in a million years that I would ever have the courage to face telling the world about this one ugly, vile secret I figured Iâd die with. The truth of who and what I had been, how it happened, and the grace that saved me on the day my life imploded.
An anonymous packet was sent to business leaders throughout my community and surrounding thirteen-county area. As a business owner, I had made it a point to become well-known. When the president of one of the local chambers of commerce called me and I saw the packet for the first time, I literally couldnât breathe.
I was shell-shocked and utterly shattered. I wanted to die. No words could explain away or erase what had been written. I couldnât see any possible way to live with the guilt and shame of being âoutedâ as a prostitute.
If youâve ever been tormented in a silent prison of shame over something youâve done, haunted by a secret from your past, thought you were too broken, too bad, or too disgusting to be forgivenâyouâre not alone.
You havenât been forgotten or abandoned. Youâre loved more than you could ever imagine, and above all, youâre NEVER too far gone for grace.
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How would I know? Because grace saved a wretch like me.
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