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Meet Sherrice Benjamin-Wade

Sherrice Benjamin-Wade is an author, counselor, evangelist, and community leader dedicated to helping women recognize their worth, reclaim their voice, and embrace their God-given purpose.

Her work brings together counseling, ministry, and community service, grounded in the belief that painful experiences do not have to define a woman’s future. Through compassionate guidance and practical encouragement, she invites women to reflect honestly, establish healthy boundaries, and move forward with faith and hope.

In Beauty From the Broken: Becoming Her, Sherrice creates a space for that journey. Through Scripture, heartfelt prayers, and guided journal prompts, she encourages readers to acknowledge their pain, extend grace to themselves, and discover purpose beyond survival.

Her message is simple: your story is not over. There is room to heal, grow, and embrace the woman you are becoming.

Books

Beauty From the Broken "Becoming Her"

A journal of healing. A life of purpose. A future of hope.

Beauty From the Broken: Becoming Her

What if the broken places in your life could become the beginning of something beautiful?

Beauty From the Broken: Becoming Her is a faith-centered guided journal for women ready to move beyond merely surviving and begin intentionally healing, growing, and becoming.

Through Scripture-centered reflections, meaningful journal prompts, prayers,...

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The Trauma of the Loss

Understanding What Happens When We Hurt

Scripture focus: Psalm 34:18 (NIV)

Loss can leave us feeling as though life has suddenly...

Blog

Writing and Healing Through Pain By Sherrice Benjamin WadePain can leave us

By Sherrice Benjamin Wade

Pain can leave us with feelings we struggle to name and questions we struggle to ask. We may carry grief, disappointment, regret, or memories that surface when life becomes quiet.

Writing gives us a place to begin putting those experiences into words. A journal can hold an unfinished thought, an honest prayer, a difficult question, or a small moment of gratitude.

Sometimes the first sentence is, “Today, this is what is on my heart.”

Begin Where You Are

Give yourself a few...