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The Gospel of the Guadalupe: The Flood, the Mending, and the Hill Country Soul
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The Gospel of the Guadalupe: The Flood, the Mending, and the Hill Country Soul

The Gospel of the Guadalupe: The Flood, the Mending, and the Hill Country Soul

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The Gospel of the Guadalupe: The Flood, the Mending, and the Hill Country Soul

$44.38

$15.53

The Story


Author: Randi Webber
Publisher: Hill Country Wonder
Published: 06/23/2026
Pages: 114
Binding Type: Hardcover
Weight: 0.71lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.31d
ISBN: 9798234115119

About the Author
Webber, Randi: - Randi Webber is a Texas Hill Country writer, behavior analyst, and community witness from Kerrville, Texas. Her work explores grief, faith, disaster recovery, community repair, and the ways children, families, and neighbors are held after loss. She is the creator of the Applied Resurrection framework, including Names Over Numbers, Truth Before Comfort, Presence Over Programs, Routine as Scaffolding, and Porch Lights at Every Scale. The Gospel of the Guadalupe is Release One in the Porch Light Project, shaped by writings that emerged in the year after the July 4, 2025 Guadalupe River flood. She lives in Kerrville with her porch light on.

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Author: Randi Webber
Publisher: Hill Country Wonder
Published: 06/23/2026
Pages: 114
Binding Type: Hardcover
Weight: 0.71lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.31d
ISBN: 9798234115119

About the Author
Webber, Randi: - Randi Webber is a Texas Hill Country writer, behavior analyst, and community witness from Kerrville, Texas. Her work explores grief, faith, disaster recovery, community repair, and the ways children, families, and neighbors are held after loss. She is the creator of the Applied Resurrection framework, including Names Over Numbers, Truth Before Comfort, Presence Over Programs, Routine as Scaffolding, and Porch Lights at Every Scale. The Gospel of the Guadalupe is Release One in the Porch Light Project, shaped by writings that emerged in the year after the July 4, 2025 Guadalupe River flood. She lives in Kerrville with her porch light on.