Karis: All I See Is Grace

Karis: All I See Is Grace - Paperback

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Karis: All I See Is Grace

Karis: All I See Is Grace - Paperback

by Debra Kornfield
$30.53
Sale price  $30.53 Regular price 

Book Overview

Her famous smile brightened everyone's lives. What was this sparkling young woman's secret to joy in the face of a painful, repeatedly life-threatening disability? Karis Kornfield trusted in God's plan. Made bold by a prophecy and promise she received as a teen, Karis lived exuberantly. Her love for people manifested in endless compassion. Miracle after miracle preserved her life until in God's time, she danced into heaven, her brilliant smile her last communication with her mom.

Debra Kornfield wrestled with the finality of Karis's passing. Through a phenomenal thirty years, she had fought the odds and loved her child. Unexpectedly uncovering decades worth of the vibrant young woman's journals she discovered Karis's powerful words - "All I see is grace."

In an account both heartbreaking and uplifting, Debra Kornfield bravely shares her own and her fiercely cherished daughter's dual journeys. Selections from Karis's personal diaries and poetry offer others experiencing hardship and loss the aroma of hope. Karis is a soul-changing memoir overflowing with courage. If you like insightful female mentors, abundance blooming from struggle, and finding the good in any circumstance, then you'll adore how Debra Kornfield reveals her daughter's heart-healing truths.

Let Karis surprise you today with grace!

ISBN9781973630913
Author Debra Kornfield
PublisherWestBow Press
GenreBiography and Relationships
FormatPaperback
PublishedJuly 2018
LanguageENG- English
Pages254
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Debra Kornfield

The fourth of eight children of missionaries to a remote village of Guatemala, Debra Kornfield faced profound city shock when she moved with her husband David and four small children to the megalopolis of So Paulo, Brazil in 1990. This was her home for fourteen years until she moved to Pittsburgh in 2004 to support their daughter Karis through intestinal transplant, never dreaming that over the next fourteen years, Pittsburgh would become home.

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