Reintegration: A Military Spouse's Biblical Guide to Surviving After the Homecoming

Beyond Warrior's Bride

by Kathy Barnett, Carrie Daws

Deployments are inevitable in military life. Short or long, relatively safe or extremely dangerous, time away from our men is standard issue. How can the family left behind best deal with the transition before and after deployment? And what should we do if he comes home different?

Those who deal with long separations due to a career know that the first weeks back can be trickier than when you first began living together as a couple, particularly if the mission was stressful or life-threatening. While the Bible doesn’t specifically mention reintegration, God still gives us great advice on preparing our hearts and minds so that our marriage can thrive even through Reintegration.

34 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 1, 2015

About the author

I am passionate about helping lead women into the abundant life and freedom they have available to them in Christ. I am eager to see marriages grow in grace and move in Biblical Liberty. My best friend, next to Jesus, is my amazing Warrior husband of 24 years who fills this adventurous journey of life with love and laughter. Our greatest joy is homeschooling and loving our nine children and seeing them walk in the fullness of God's plans for their lives. We love ministering to all people but feel a call specifically to military families and seeing them made whole and healthy through the love of God. After 25 years of service within the U.S. Army, we are continuing to love and serve those people that God brings in our path.

Reviews

[Rebecca Jackson · Rating 5 out of 5]

As a Warrior's Bride of several deployments, this book is SPOT-ON and I highly recommend it to all military spouses. Whether you a new Warrior's Bride or a Veteran Bride of 20+ years, this book has something for you!

As much as I love the original book 'The Warrior's Bride' (which covers the whole gambit of military life) I'm a fan of the short length, yet in-depth coverage, on the topic of reintegration.

I can't wait for the next one!