He Remembers the Barren

Kristi L. writes:

Katie Schuermann – a dear friend of mine – has written and published a book. It is entitled He Remembers the Barren and is published by Lutheran Legacy. I have read the book and am ordering more copies to share with others. The subject of barrenness has long been a dark topic for women and married couples. Katie has brought the subject to light and addressed it beautifully. She talks about the issue of control in one’s fertility, as well as the decisions to be made when barren, and also reminds the reader of the blessings God has already given.

Dear friends, If you know someone who is barren, this book will be a source of encouragement and comfort to her. Katie’s book shares stories of women who struggle with barrenness and how God still cares for her. Also, what do you say to someone who is barren? This book will help you comfort your loved one. Your pastor will appreciate this book as a resource for barren couples, to whom he gives counsel. Your OB/GYN will benefit from reading this book as well, helping the barren woman to rejoice in the blessings already given to her. You can order a copy of the book here - http://heremembersthebarren.com/book/

Katie is also the administrator of the website He Remembers the Barren, and I am privileged to be one of the web-hosts with Katie. This site is for the barren woman. Please consider sharing this website with your loved ones. http://heremembersthebarren.com/

Katie will also be doing a book tour this fall. You can find out more about Caring for the Barren Woman here - http://www.katieschuermann.com/Events/Entries/2011/9/8_Illinois_Book_Tour.html

If you know of people in those areas who might benefit from hearing Katie and Rebecca, please encourage them to attend. Katie is also in the process of organizing a similar tour for parts of Nebraska, Minnesota, Iowa, and South Dakota in early November, and I’ll be joining her on that tour.

Most of all, I would beg your prayers for the barren woman. She hurts deeply and carries a heavy burden. May she receive comfort from Jesus Christ, her Lord and Savior.