About the Author

Robin is the author of For All Who Wander, her relatable memoir about wrestling with doubt that reads much like a conversation with a friend. She's as Southern as sugar-shocked tea, married to her college sweetheart, and has three children. An empty nester with a full life, she's determined to...

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  1. I have learned long ago to tell the people in my life that I love them and to make sure they know why. You see each person brings something unique to my life that no one else can bring in that exact way! I believe we should share our thoughts with the people in our lives who are such blessings…..people can not read our minds…..so open up and tell them from the heart just what you LOVE about them! Only then will the blessings go full circle (SMILE)! P.A.A. From Colorado

  2. I’ve learned so much during this book study! I had such a narrow view of prayer before we began. I now have a new perspective, and a new determination to dive deeper where my prayer life is concerned. Over the course of the study, I’ve found myself becoming more intentional with prayer. Where before I might pray for “friends” I now pray for others by name, and include their specific needs or concerns. I feel like my prayers matter… I will refer to this book in the future. I certainly have plenty of highlighted sections and quotes.

    I never would have read this book on my own. I think it’s a blessing that I jumped in totally unaware of what I was getting myself into! I don’t regret that decision!

    • Christina,

      I might have begun this book but I’m pretty sure I wouldn’t have finished it without y’all :). Thank you for sharing specifically how this book challenged and inspired you. Get this–tonight I was praying for a friend while I was at my son’s soccer match. When I “caught” myself doing that I smiled because I’m certain the timing was due to having read this book :).

  3. I only signed on at the end of this study and would love to see all I missed out on, is there a way to view the archives?

    Thanks,
    Helen

    • Yes, Helen!

      If you click on the Bloom tab at the top of the page (I’ll also cut/pasate it below), you can scroll back through the most current study; eventually, we’ll also archive them on the “Past Bloom Selections” tab when you drop down that menu. You can access ALL Bloom content this way!!

      incourage.me/category/bloom

      https://aws.incourage.me/bloom-past-selections

  4. Just wanted to say thank you to everyone who made this study possible. I wasn’t able to read every discussion on the book, but the ones I did were so helpful and encouraging. Thanks again and may God bless you!

    • Jessica,

      Isn’t that the beauty of the internet? These studies/clubs are archived FOREVER for you to read/view at YOUR convenience :).

      So happy you were able to join us for part of the time.