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What if Holy Week wasn’t just a story to remember, but an invitation to encounter the Savior who still comes for the wounded?
Still, He Came is a deeply personal journey through Holy Week, where Scripture and lived experience meet. With honesty and grace, Christine Howlett walks beside Jesus, from the triumphal entry to the empty tomb, discovering that His presence is often found not beyond suffering, but within it.
Through biblical reflection, personal storytelling, and quiet moments of profound hope, readers are invited to see Christ through fresh eyes: the One who entered grief without turning away, who met shame with compassion, and who remained faithful even in humanity’s darkest hour.
Whether you carry trauma, loss, unanswered questions, or simply long to experience Holy Week more deeply, this book offers a gentle reminder that no wound is beyond the reach of God’s redeeming love.
Because no one is too broken.
No story is beyond redemption.
And no heart is beyond His reach.
Still, He Came
Signed Paperback - Pre-order
What if Holy Week wasn’t just a story to remember, but an invitation to encounter the Savior who still comes for the wounded?
Still, He Came is a deeply personal journey through Holy Week, where Scripture and lived experience meet. With honesty and grace, Christine Howlett walks beside Jesus, from the triumphal entry to the empty tomb, discovering that His presence is often found not beyond suffering, but within it.
Through biblical reflection, personal storytelling, and quiet moments of profound hope, readers are invited to see Christ through fresh eyes: the One who entered grief without turning away, who met shame with compassion, and who remained faithful even in humanity’s darkest hour.
Whether you carry trauma, loss, unanswered questions, or simply long to experience Holy Week more deeply, this book offers a gentle reminder that no wound is beyond the reach of God’s redeeming love.
Because no one is too broken.
No story is beyond redemption.
And no heart is beyond His reach.
Still, He Came