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    3038 Hennepin Ave Minneapolis, MN
    612-822-4611

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The Quiet of Her Becoming: Healing wasn't her ending; it was her doorway. to everything beautiful ahead

The Quiet of Her Becoming: Healing wasn't her ending; it was her doorway. to everything beautiful ahead

Bean, Margaret P.

Paperback

Christian Fiction

ISBN13: 9798259025196
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Apr 28 2026
Pages: 82
Weight: 0.27
Height: 0.17 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Madilynn St. James spent her childhood waiting, waiting for a father who never returned, a mother who never softened, and a love that never stayed. The walls of her childhood home held more silence than comfort, more wounds than warmth. And yet, tucked inside the smallest places, a dark closet, a grandmother's gentle hands, a whispered prayer, God was already planting seeds of healing she wouldn't recognize until years later. When her past resurfaces and old wounds demand to be faced, Madilynn returns home to confront the memories that shaped her. What she finds is not the crushing weight she feared, but the tender presence of a God who had been with her all along. As she steps into a new calling at a local youth center, she meets children whose pain mirrors her own. Through them, she discovers that her story is every broken piece of it. has purpose. And when Ted, the man who once mirrored her childhood patterns of rejection, tries to pull her back into chaos, Madilynn finally stands firm in the truth she has learned: She is chosen. She is loved. She is free. The Quiet of Her Becoming is a deeply emotional, faith-anchored story of healing, identity, and the God who meets us in the quietest corners of our pain. For every woman who has ever wondered if her story mattered, this book is a reminder that God never wastes a wound.

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