When the pulpit shakes, what happens to the faith that built it?
Eden Tabernacle of Faith was the crown jewel of Bishop P.R. Woods' ministry-until scandal shattered its foundation. A shocking betrayal sends ripples through the congregation, leaving broken vows, fractured trust, and a family fighting to survive under the weight of public scrutiny. The first daughter, Jordan, steps into a role she never asked for: leading a wounded church alongside her husband, Zayn. But as Jordan battles gossip, resistance, and her own fears of repeating her mother's sacrifices, she discovers that revival begins within.
Can love endure when ambition collides with tradition? Can a new generation rewrite the rules of faith without losing its soul? In this gripping tale of redemption, resilience, and renewal, secrets are exposed, loyalties tested, and grace becomes more than a name-it becomes a lifeline.
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Sekinah Jackson is an author of women's literature and poetry, celebrated for her distinctive fusion of storytelling and lived experience, often set against an urban backdrop.
A true reflection of the saying that a rose can grow from concrete, she is also the founder of Woman of Evolution, an organization dedicated to empowering women to recognize and rediscover their self-worth through the transformative power of words.