She's In The City By Nasheville

Over the past three years of my own grief and healing, it’s been crucial for me to have those whom I now call my “pace people.” You know, when you run a 5k or watch a car race, there’s always a pace person or a pace car who leads the pack and sets the pace. A runner or driver that goes ahead and stays a constant reminder for those behind that you can keep going. You can get keep the pace and eventually get up here to where they are. This week’s guests are my pace people. Ginger and Rachel, both having been widowed in their twenties and thirties, have not only found restoration and stability years after losing their husbands, but they have also committed their lives and hearts to, as they put it, “loving on the younger versions of ourselves.” They do this over coffee and lunch and all the things with women like me. They also do it through their non-profit, Never Alone Widows, where they create weekend-long retreats of intimate healing and comfort for widows, all rooted in the truth and hope of the gospel. We t