All Churched Out

From the outside looking in, Angela lived the life many women would love. She had a handsome husband, beautiful home, and two amazing children, Tyler and Nikki. She enjoyed being involved in multiple aspects of ministry which gave her much needed validation. With all Angela had around her, and everything she did in church, there was still the life she lived void of an intimate relationship with God and her family. She didn't understand why her family didn't want to join her or support her in ministry, which strained her marriage. Rick, Angela's husband, shares his point of view as he pleads with his wife to remember the place they once were in their marriage. Their daughter, Nikki of A Girl You Know, continues to share her concerns as she witnesses their emotional tug of war. This story of spiritual redemption is a reminder that while developing and maintaining a spiritual and personal relationship with God, balance is necessary, both in and outside of the church. 'All Churched Out gives a real world perspective to an all too common reality in today's modern churches where broken homes, marriages, lives, etc, have become the norm with little improvement. Michelle tells a story that begs our critical reflection into the effects of our modern-day churchianity.' - Di Shawn J. Gandy, pastor, playwright, and actor 'Author Michelle Lynch has a way of Keeping it real without being Reckless! This book is a Shot of soul searching reality, delivered in doses of Truth that can Aid, strengthen and empower families and every individual that has the privilege of reading it. Its a must-read! May God continue to bless you and the work of your hands.' - Min. Carolyn 'Shasta' Baxter 'This story reminds us that Life is a journey. Don't deprive yourself of all that life has to offer, and neglect your journey. Life should consist of love, joy, peace, happiness, and BALANCE. There's a time for all things.' - Elder Michael Lynch Michelle Lynch, author of A Girl You Know, continues to explore and to initiate conversations between people of faith, who are looking for more to life outside of the traditional idea that attendance in church reflects a relationship with God. Michelle continues to write and share with families, state to state, and to remind them that we are all challenged daily as we continue to carry out our faith walk.