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Sourdough and the Savior
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Expected 2 Feb 26You’re trying to figure out what you should do next. How can you make sense of a heartbreaking loss? How can you look ahead after things end unexpectedly? With every unanswered question, you lose yourself a little more. Author Ganel-Lyn Condie was facing a myriad of tough situations like these when she decided to learn how to make sourdough bread—and in the process gained a deeper love and trust of the Savior. Sourdough and the The Breads of Life is much more than a primer on how to make sourdough bread. It is a conversation about identity, faith, loss, transitions, and a powerful testimony of how the Savior meets us where we’re at.
The reader will to recognize when the Lord succors usHow to share our unique spiritual gifts to bless those around usHow to grow closer to the SaviorThe insights and wisdom Ganel-Lyn offers are for every heart and soul, not just those in the kitchen. Each chapter blends helpful baking tips with a delightful narrative of her journey, creating a riveting and relatable story readers will enjoy.
The reader will to recognize when the Lord succors usHow to share our unique spiritual gifts to bless those around usHow to grow closer to the SaviorThe insights and wisdom Ganel-Lyn offers are for every heart and soul, not just those in the kitchen. Each chapter blends helpful baking tips with a delightful narrative of her journey, creating a riveting and relatable story readers will enjoy.
80 pages, Paperback
Expected publication February 2, 2026
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January 11, 2026
Two of my favorite things Jesus and Sourdough! I love the comparison of growth and learning from the sourdough process to the gospel sense of becoming more Christlike. I think it helped that I understood the metaphors of the sourdough making process, but this book is Jesus focused and packed with insightful examples of putting trust in God, and trying again when we feel we have failed. Ganel-Lyn is one of my favorite speakers and so I was excited to read another book by her!
Some of my favorite quotes were “it isn’t always easy to be obedient, but it is a muscle we can strengthen.”
“Don’t be stopped by the fear of failure. Lean into learning, cultivate a creative heart, and embrace the errors along the way. You don’t have to be perfect. Let go of control and just create with curiosity.” And “The people around you won’t remember you for the blunders but for the beautiful bequests you give. The world needs what you can uniquely offer. Keep creating and sharing because it’s what God did and does for us.”
Thank you Cedar Fort Publishing for an advanced copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.
Some of my favorite quotes were “it isn’t always easy to be obedient, but it is a muscle we can strengthen.”
“Don’t be stopped by the fear of failure. Lean into learning, cultivate a creative heart, and embrace the errors along the way. You don’t have to be perfect. Let go of control and just create with curiosity.” And “The people around you won’t remember you for the blunders but for the beautiful bequests you give. The world needs what you can uniquely offer. Keep creating and sharing because it’s what God did and does for us.”
Thank you Cedar Fort Publishing for an advanced copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.
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