Maranomi: The story of Paxton Cole and Carys Rainn

by Keri Kitchen, Aaron Kitchen

The term, maranomi, is taken from the Biblical account of Ruth and Naomi and means bittersweet. It is used as a label for parents who have lost a child or children, just as orphan is a term used to label children who have lost their parents. The book, The story of Paxton Cole and Carys Rainn is a true story about exploring faith in God and finding peace and joy in the midst of pain and sorrow after one twin is diagnosed with anencephaly, a fatal birth defect at 16 weeks gestation.

168 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 21, 2016

About the author

Keri is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, former youth pastor, wife, and mom of 3 little boys on earth and a little girl in Heaven. She works to minister to Christian women through Every Day Incredible. www.everydayincredible.net. She gives much focus to overcoming anxiety and depression by learning to put on our spiritual armor and stand firm in the authority and identity we have as children of the Victorious King. The message God has given Keri blends a traditional counseling approach with what God's word says to support it.