Identity in a Culture of Loneliness | Bonnie Gray

Bonnie was born in a story that wasn't filled with love but with brokenness and loneliness. Her mother was a teenage mail-order bride from Hong Kong, and her father was a busboy in a noodle shop in San Francisco Chinatown. He abandoned her when she was seven. God used all her broken pieces to bring beauty to shine the light of his love so she can encourage others who hide in loneliness. Broken was once her identity, but God repurposed it to bring beauty and hope to others.About Bonnie Gray:Bonnie Gray is a Soul Care Expert and author of Sweet Like Jasmine, which recently became #1 New Release in Christian Biographies on Amazon, along with Whispers of Rest, and Finding Spiritual Whitespace. As speaker and podcast host of Breathe: The Stress Less Podcast, Bonnie empowers thousands of lives to flourish in emotional wellness and intentional rest. Her writing is featured in numerous Christian media outlets including Relevant Magazine and Christianity Today. She lives in California with her husband and two sons. Show notes and resources This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit michellerayburn.substack.com