Woman Why Weepest Thou? - Royal-Campbell, Sheron
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Why do we weep when no one sees us? When our prayers echo back in silence? When grief has no name and hope feels too far to reach? Woman, Why Weepest Thou? is a tender and powerful journey through heartbreak, healing, and holy restoration. Blending real-life experiences with spiritual truths, this book speaks to the hidden tears of every woman who has ever felt unchosen, unheard, or unseen. Each chapter unveils a reason for weeping-and a deeper reason to rise. With reflective questions and practical steps at the end of every chapter, this book invites readers not just to read-but to heal,…mehr

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Why do we weep when no one sees us? When our prayers echo back in silence? When grief has no name and hope feels too far to reach? Woman, Why Weepest Thou? is a tender and powerful journey through heartbreak, healing, and holy restoration. Blending real-life experiences with spiritual truths, this book speaks to the hidden tears of every woman who has ever felt unchosen, unheard, or unseen. Each chapter unveils a reason for weeping-and a deeper reason to rise. With reflective questions and practical steps at the end of every chapter, this book invites readers not just to read-but to heal, grow, and move forward. Whether you are grieving a loss, wrestling with your faith, or simply longing to be understood, this book meets you in the silence and leads you gently toward restoration. This is more than a book. It is a mirror for the soul, a balm for the wounded, and a call to stand in your worth-even when the world says you are not enough.
Autorenporträt
Sheron Royal-Campbell is a writer, speaker, and teacher who loves helping people heal and grow. She was born in England, raised in the Caribbean, and now lives in Canada. Her stories are full of faith, strength, and real-life experiences.
She holds a degree in Philosophy with a minor in Psychology, studied Religion for three years, and later earned a diploma in Paralegal Studies-training that has shaped her heart for justice, compassion, and personal truth. For over 20 years, she has worked with women, youth, and families-especially those facing hard times like violence, poverty, or starting over.
Her work has been recognized by the City of Toronto, and she is known for her joyful spirit, honest stories, and deep care for others.