SOME STORIES ARE TOO IMPORTANT
TO LEAVE UNTOLD
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What if the most important stories of your life haven’t been told yet?
Not because you’ve forgotten them
but because no one has ever asked the right questions.
One day, someone will ask about your life.
Not simply what you did.
But how you came to know that God is faithful.
After Israel crossed the Jordan, God told His people to gather twelve ordinary stones from the riverbed. The stones were not the miracle. They became witnesses to it.
This book invites you to do the same: twelve conversations rooted in Scripture, around any table — a family’s, a small group’s, or one you share with a parent or grandparent.
As stories are shared, memories begin to connect in unexpected ways. A hymn becomes the story of a grandmother. A keepsake reveals God’s provision. A family tradition becomes a testimony of grace.
‘I had never put that together until just now.
I never considered that part of my grandma in my past has
become such a large part of who I am today.”
— CATHERINE STAUFFER, PARTICIPANT
Little by little, you’ll recognize what was there all along: God has been writing His faithfulness into your life.
By the final conversation, ordinary memories will have become something far greater — a witness to the faithfulness of God, preserved for the people around your table today and for those who come after you.
Because one day, someone will ask.