My story

God wants to take us to a place where we have never been.

The source of my joy

Christ, his word, and his creation

I live among God's creation along the Pend Oreille River in rural Washington, where it isn't too quiet thanks to frequent guests and our many travels. My sanguine personality couldn't have it any other way.

Speaking with women in groups large and small brings me great pleasure, encouraging them to face their heartaches, intimately wrestle with the Lord, and find a fresh purpose.

I relish the beauty of God's creation as I walk my two German Shepherds. The Lord gives me his peaceful presence as the mountains point to his power and majesty. Scripture speaks to my soul.

Robin kneeling on a mountain trail beside her German Shepherd, the valley behind them
A German Shepherd resting on the deck with an orange ball
Snow on the cedars and deck railing above the Pend Oreille River
Robin and her husband standing in a field with their German Shepherd
Robin's family gathered around the Christmas tree
Robin's family together on the lawn on a summer day

How did I get here?

When I experienced pain, God gave Himself to me.

Early in our marriage, my husband and I lost two baby girls. The first occurred at 17 weeks of pregnancy, and the second happened four hours after birth. I delved into Job and the Psalms. These books supported me through this pain and the heartache that came decades later in the form of spiritual abuse.

After many years of my husband faithfully serving the Lord as a pastor, we were forced to leave the church we had started with my family. We became silent casualties.

These experiences and the scripture that kept me close with Christ through it form the basis of my book, Silent Casualty. I am eager to share it with other women who have grown closer to the Lord through suffering. It's forthcoming.

I lift up my eyes to the mountains, where does my help come from? My help comes from the Lord, the Maker of heaven and earth.

Psalm 121:1–2

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