There Came a Day by Patricia Cardy | Real Hope Amid Grief | 10ofThose Canada (eBook) by Patricia Cardy

Where do you turn when life is torn apart?

In this heartfelt eBook edition of There Came a Day, Patricia Cardy shares her deeply personal journey following the abduction and murder of her nine-year-old daughter, Jennifer. What could have been the end of her story became a testimony of God’s sustaining grace and hope.

Patricia’s transparent reflections reveal how she found strength in the gospel when everything else fell away. Whether you’re enduring personal loss or walking alongside someone who is, this book offers more than a story—it offers real, unwavering hope in Jesus.

This eBook version is ideal for reading on the go and is especially helpful for pastors, counsellors, and those involved in grief care ministry.

Title

There Came A Day
Author(s)

Patricia Cardy
Series

10Biography
ISBN

9781913896713
Format

eBook
Publisher

10Publishing
Topic

Suffering & Loss
Audience

Adults
Pages

256
Published

01/07/2021

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"Beautifully written, Patricia Cardy holds nothing back in this page-turner. She gives us her heart to hold for a while, and we can feel it beating... beating with love for her murdered child and remaining family, but also beating with an unshakeable trust in the Saviour she has found faithful in the worst of days."

- Catherine Campbell, author of Broken Works Best and Journey with Me

"Patricia Cardy has written a moving account of her tragedy. Anyone who has been the victim of extraordinary suffering can find encouragement by reading this. The kind of suffering Patricia describes does not come to most people, but it did to her. If you have been faced with severe suffering, or know someone who has, do read this book and pass it on."

- R.T. Kendall, former pastor of Westminster Chapel, London, and author of over 50 books

"An extraordinary story of suffering, endurance and faith which reminds us that evil cannot outlast love."

- Gail Walker, Belfast Telegraph