Book Club with Dr. Adwoa

"He comforts us in all our troubles, so that we can comfort those in any trouble with the comfort we ourselves receive from God."

— 2 Corinthians 1:3-4

I remember the day I first understood that my son's path would look different from what I had imagined. In that moment, what I needed most wasn't another appointment, another packet of information, or another well-meaning stranger telling me it would be fine. What I needed was community — people who understood without needing it explained.

I didn't have that. So with my love for reading and spiritual fellowship, I built it.

This book club is the space I wished existed back then. A place to read, reflect, and be reminded that you are not walking this road alone — because God hasn't left you to walk it alone either. Each season, we gather around a single book — sometimes practical, sometimes reflective, always rooted in scripture, faith, and hope — and give ourselves permission to sit with it together, in God's presence and each other's.

No expertise required. No pressure to have it all figured out. Just an honest conversation among parents, caregivers, and families who understand

This space is for mothers, fathers, caregivers, and families raising children with disabilities, medical complexity, or neurodivergence — who long for community that doesn't require explanation, and faith that meets them exactly where they are.

This is a space for peer support, shared reflection, and prayer — not therapy or clinical counsel. It's a place to be known, not a place to be treated.

How It Works

We meet monthly, our fall session begins, September 2026, virtually via Zoom, to discuss a chapter or section of our current book. Each session opens with a brief time of grounding — scripture, prayer, or reflection — before we turn to conversation. Sessions are warm, unhurried, and honest, with no assigned homework and no pressure to have finished the whole book.

New to book clubs, or short on reading time? Come anyway. This is about presence, not perfection.

Book of the Month—Our Autumn Read

The Spiritual Art of Raising Children with Disabilities by Kathleen Deyer Bolduc.

We're reading this book on purpose this Autumn. Bolduc writes as a mother who has walked this road herself, using the image of a mosaic to describe how faith and spiritual practice can help piece together a family's story — even through the broken and unexpected parts. It's reflective, gentle, and built for exactly this kind of shared reading.

Join Us

I would love to have you join. Sign up below, and you'll receive our meeting schedule, Zoom link, and a gentle reminder before each gathering—sent straight to your inbox.

See you soon

Blessings,

Dr. Adwoa