A Companion to Hope Is My Anchor
Hope Is My Anchor was written to be read slowly, and, when possible, together with the Book Club and Study Guide.
This Book Club and Study Guide was created for readers, small groups, churches, and book clubs who want to reflect more deeply on the story’s themes of faith, family, resilience, and generational healing. It’s not about rushing to answers, but about creating space for conversation, prayer, and thoughtful reflection.
Who This Guide Is For
- Book clubs and reading groups
- Churches and faith-based gatherings
- Readers who want to explore the story beyond the final page
No special preparation is required, just a willingness to reflect and engage honestly.
What This Guide Includes
- Chapter-by-chapter discussion questions
- Reflection prompts rooted in faith and lived experience
- Themes of hope, perseverance, forgiveness, and identity
- Space for personal journaling or group conversation
The guide can be used individually, with a book club, or in a church or community setting.
How Groups Use the Study Guide
Groups often choose to:
- Read one section at a time and meet weekly or biweekly
- Use the questions as conversation starters rather than “assignments”
- Allow space for personal stories and shared prayer
There’s no right way to use the guide. It’s meant to support conversation, not control it.
Book Clubs, Discussions and Events
I occasionally host book clubs, discussions, and community gatherings connected to Hope Is My Anchor and the Study Guide.
Ready to Go Deeper?
If you’re reading Hope Is My Anchor with others, or would like to, the Book Club and Study Guide is available as a companion to support your journey.
It comes in paperback ($8.99) and Kindle ($2.99, or included with Kindle Unlimited).
Order the Book Club and Study Guide on Amazon
Have questions about using the guide with your group? Reach out — I’m happy to help.