Hello, My Name Is Grace : The Return of Yeshua/Jesus

What if grace wasn’t just about forgiveness, but the sacred force holding your identity together?

In Hello, My Name Is Grace, a poignant Christian memoir, one woman traces her journey from shame and abandonment to healing and sacred purpose. Born into secrecy and placed into foster care, her life unfolds through a series of emotional trials: adoption, identity loss, abuse, and depression. Yet through it all, one truth emerges: divine grace is not just a gift. It is a transformation.

More than a theological concept, grace becomes tangible through moments of spiritual revelation, supernatural signs, and the author’s growing relationship with Christ. From the scientific symbolism of laminin—a molecule that remarkably resembles the shape of a cross—to the power of forgiveness and redemption, this story explores how grace binds the universe, and each of us, together.

Blending raw personal narrative, biblical insight, and a fierce longing for truth, Hello, My Name Is Grace speaks to adoptees, trauma survivors, and faith seekers alike. With deep vulnerability, the author shares how God renamed her, restored her, and revealed her worth beyond what the world had stolen.

If you have ever felt unwanted, unloved, or unsure of who you are, this memoir will help you rediscover that you are seen, you are held, and you are named by grace.

Read Hello, My Name Is Grace and reclaim your story through the eyes of God.

“We are taken by Grace through a journey of trials, stresses and experiences handed to her by her adult caregivers that no child should have to experience. This adventure brings us with her into adulthood. She shares through her honesty and openness, a way back through the resulting depression, to a true healing and restoration of love and forgiveness through her relationship with Jesus. She rises as a beacon to share her light and show the way. I look forward to reading more of her unique experiences as she soars through life with her guiding light.”

~ Linda Khosla