Teri Craft
I’ve always loved people. And relationships. And learning about what makes relationships healthy. My friends know me as attentive, compassionate, and easy going. My kids know me as present, patient, and adventurous. And James knows me as …well, he knows all of me. Even when our world crumbled as infidelity was exposed in our marriage, through my overwhelming grief, I remained anchored to hope and optimism. Maybe it’s my conviction that there’s good to be found in every situation or my unrelenting belief that the truth sets us free, but the cracks in our relationship fueled my fervor towards a truly healthy marriage. Honestly, it felt like an invitation to rebuild something authentic and vibrant, and I was all for that. Of course, there was a lot of grief. And I had to learn to be present to the hard stuff and let others hold my pain with me. But in the end, it was hope that kept me moving. And it’s hope that compels me to come-alongside others in their own journeys.