How did Pentagon military strategist Donald Wellington find faith in God? Not the way you'd expect — not through attending church or reading the Bible. In fact, Donald discovered faith in ways that he never expected. Or Deedra Reyes, Hopi Native American girl — how did she find faith? By traversing the mountains of northern Arizona in search of spiritual truth? No. Nothing like that. It had more to do with evil spirits, a 9mm Glock and a father who... well, you can read her story for yourself. Faith Unexpected is a collection of real stories of people who found faith they weren't looking for — faith, in fact, that they never imagined for themselves. Detroit native York Moore, for example, was a persecutor of believers at the University of Michigan. He never saw faith in his future, certainly not in the "death wish" he eventually brought upon himself. Or Sarah Gross. She grew up in a liberal family in San Francisco and learned to hate on Christians for their homophobia, racism and pretty much all the ills of society. Then she visited a spirit channeler... So, if you are a believer who loves to read inspiring stories, or a spiritual seeker or skeptic looking to awaken your dormant faith (or find faith for the first time), this is the perfect book for you. The stories feature ordinary folks from around the country who are diverse in age — from twenties to near seventy — and ethnicity — including Black, Asian, Latino, Native and White. A reflection guide included will help you think through the implications of the accounts and, if you wish, discuss with a friend.
