What do you do with your faith after crisis — when the casseroles have stopped coming, people have moved on, and you're left in a strange in-between space between who you were and who you are becoming?
Adriel Booker is an author, writer and dual Australian-American citizen whose latest book, Tethered to Hope, grew out of exactly that kind of liminal season — a succession of pregnancy losses, a move from Sydney to South Australia, leaving full-time ministry after 22 years, and a dark night of the soul she wrote through rather than out of.
In this conversation, Caro and Will sit down with Adriel to explore what it means to be held when you can't feel it, why the shift from believing to beloving matters more than we think, and how we learn to inhabit our bodies and our faith when both feel unfamiliar.
Note: Will needed to (reluctantly!) leave part-way through this interview, in case you notice his absence towards the end.
Tethered to Hope is available wherever you buy books.
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