A journey of identity and redemption unfolds as hidden stories emerge into divine light. Experience the transformative power of faith that restores broken lives and reveals purpose, reminding us that no one is beyond the reach of God's love and grace.
In 38 Septembers: From Hidden Roots to Sacred Reunion, Pastor Eric Hutch shares a poignant narrative that spans nearly four decades, detailing his personal journey of adoption, loss, and the quest for belonging. This powerful true story invites readers into the depths of Hutch's experiences, revealing how a life once shrouded in secrecy can blossom into a sacred reunion with the divine. Through heartfelt reflections and spiritual insights, Hutch illustrates the profound ways in which God redeems lost years and restores fractured identities.
As he navigates the complexities of his past, Hutch offers a candid exploration of the emotions tied to adoption and the longing for connection. His journey is not just about personal discovery; it serves as a testament to the unwavering faithfulness of God, who orchestrates reunions and transforms unanswered questions into grace-filled purpose. Each chapter resonates with hope, encouraging readers to embrace their own stories of healing and redemption.
38 Septembers is more than a memoir; it is a beacon of hope for anyone grappling with their identity or seeking to understand the divine threads woven through their lives. Hutch's narrative is a reminder that every life, regardless of its hidden chapters, is precious and worthy of redemption. This book will inspire readers to reflect on their own journeys and recognize the transformative power of faith in their lives.
Eric Hutch serves as the Marriage and Family Pastor at Harvest Church in Billings, Montana, bringing over 25 years of experience in pastoral leadership and emotional health coaching. He founded Gravitas Leadership Institute and hutchcoaching.com, focusing on helping individuals overcome hidden barriers. In his memoir, 38 Septembers: From Hidden Roots to Sacred Reunion, Eric shares his deeply personal adoption journey, highlighting themes of searching, reconnection, and divine love. He and his wife, Shari, married since 1989, reside in Billings and enjoy kayaking, hiking, and supporting others in their faith and family journeys. They have four sons and three grandsons.
