In the end, Cunningham succeeds in sifting through the dysfunctions and flaws of human life and discovering pockets of God’s original Eden goodness for both herself and for you.Picking Dandelions is a candid and personal account of outgrowing laissez-faire Christianity, moving into mature faith, and realizing that a God-following person is a changing person … and you just might follow suit. Whether recounting living next to a cemetery, teaching at-risk high schoolers, or listening to her grandmother’s stories about being a British “war bride,” the author weaves faith into down-to-earth metaphors of growth and renewal, planting and reaping, greenery and weeds. One change Sarah tackled was clutter, namely material clutter. and you just might follow suit. Read 17 reviews from the world’s largest community for readers.

Sarah chronicles this journey in her own life with great humor and honesty for her readers in a Donald Miller-esque style. Picking Dandelions is a candid and personal account of outgrowing laissez-faire Christianity, moving into mature faith, and realizing that a God-following person is a changing person. Sarah went on to publish Picking Dandelions.

In this warm and witty memoir, she describes finding and keeping a personal faith in the quirky settings of her ultra-Christian childhood. The Big Idea of Picking Dandelions is transformation and the need for intentional ongoing change in the Christian Life. These experiences combined to inspire Sarahs first book, Dear Church: Letters From a Disillusioned Generation. Sarah Cunningham, a moderate middle-class white girl who grew up in the Michigan countryside, speaks about God with humor and honesty more characteristic of liberal west-coast writers in this Picking Dandelions Ebook.

Picking Dandelions by Sarah Cunningham