The Smile Behind the Pain - Chambers, Anglore
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What does it look like to smile while carrying a storm inside? Pastor and nurse Anglore Chambers traces a winding road-from childhood wounds and homelessness to a complicated marriage, spiritual warfare, and the jolt of a life-altering diagnosis. Along the way, she builds a ministry from the ground up, mothers a blended family, and learns to trust God when the night lasts longer than expected. Told with unguarded honesty and a voice steeped in prayer, The Smile Behind the Pain invites you into hospital rooms, church basements, immigration lines, and kitchen tables where faith is tested and…mehr

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What does it look like to smile while carrying a storm inside? Pastor and nurse Anglore Chambers traces a winding road-from childhood wounds and homelessness to a complicated marriage, spiritual warfare, and the jolt of a life-altering diagnosis. Along the way, she builds a ministry from the ground up, mothers a blended family, and learns to trust God when the night lasts longer than expected. Told with unguarded honesty and a voice steeped in prayer, The Smile Behind the Pain invites you into hospital rooms, church basements, immigration lines, and kitchen tables where faith is tested and restored. This is a memoir of resilience and redemption-of heartbreak that becomes a classroom and healing that becomes a calling. For readers standing in hard places, this book offers practical hope: your tears are not wasted, your story still matters, and grace can gather every broken piece. Perfect for readers of inspirational nonfiction, Christian testimony, and memoirs of perseverance, spiritual warfare, blended family life, and ministry.
Autorenporträt
Anglore Chambers is a pastor, registered nurse, and community advocate whose life's work sits at the intersection of faith and practical care. As founder of Soul Winners Pentecostal Church, she has led outreach to shelters, hospitals, prisons, and families in crisis-offering food, prayer, and steady presence. Born in Jamaica and rooted in the United States, Anglore carries a global story of resilience, navigating homelessness, heartbreak, and illness while building a ministry and a blended family. Her testimony centers on surrender, perseverance, and the healing power of God's love. The Smile Behind the Pain is her debut memoir.