Fighting for Family: The Relentless Pursuit of Building Belonging [Hardcover]

'Fighting for Family is a must-read for so many reasons. . . . This is a book that shows you that faith can get you through anything, and that love is the most important thing that we have. The Bennetts prove that.''Fighting for Family is not just a book; it's a beacon of inspiration desperately needed in our society. Julie and Chris's influence reaches far and wide. I'm confident this book will be widely shared, reaching individuals and families who are yearning for its transformative message. . . Its impact will be profound.''A remarkable guide that reminds us of the timeless essence of what family truly means. Julie and Chris skillfully weave together a tapestry of wisdom, compassion, and practical insights to illuminate the importance of family and why it is worth fighting for. The Bennetts' eloquent and expressive depiction of family mirrors the qualities I've always recognized in them: discernment, love, vulnerability, acceptance, and fun!''Chris and Julie believe, truly believe, in the power of family, of belonging, of truth, and they fight for it every day. They fight for it in their own family and for each person who crosses their path. They fight for it because they believe it is worth fighting for. Their story reveals--they're right.''Chris and Julie carry not only a passion for their own family but a unique ability to help others experience it in their own lives. Fighting for Family gives readers a front row seat to the intentional ways they are helping others experience the power of belonging. This message reaches beyond the home and into every area of life.''Families--we're all born into them, but for so many people the word carries the ache of painful memories. Chris and Julie Bennett have been through it all--and are here to give you hope. As they share their own stories through life's toughest challenges, you'll discover that family can truly be a place of love, forgiveness, and belonging.''Finding out that someone's words and public persona line uplC2