Sarahbeth Caplin

THINGS YOU CAN’T UN-SEE is now available! An Amazon bestseller in the Essays, Biography, and Social Activist categories:

“Sarahbeth has a unique name and a unique voice, but her story is one that will resonate with many people. She’s been through a lot – fundamentalist college ministry, rape, losing her father to cancer – and she’s held onto her faith that refuses to pick a shelf in the religion section of Barnes and Noble. Sarahbeth’s insistence on telling her own heroically ordinary story rather than snapping into predictable, manufactured tropes makes her memoir a rich and beautiful journey. Each chapter had me asking questions that I would love to raise in the context of a church small group.” –Morgan Guyton, author of How Jesus Saves the World from Us

“I am all kinds of emotional after reading this book. The author speaks openly about her upbringing, heartbreak, struggles, and personal victories. It seriously moved me in a way I can’t describe. I HIGHLY recommend it.” –Allison J. Kennedy, author of the Rain Trilogy

“Things You Can’t Un-see is a fantastic collection of essays from one of my favorite writers. Beth recounts some of her most daunting challenges she’s encountered as she wrestles to find a sense of place in the world. How has she reconciled her Jewish heritage with her Christian faith? How has her Christian faith evolved with her growing passion for feminism and resistance to patriarchy? In the midst of these religious and philosophical questions, she also struggles to make sense of personal loss, mental illness, sexual abuse, and so much more. These essays are both emotionally and intellectually gripping.” –Douglas Rice

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Praise for Confessions of a Prodigal Daughter, an Amazon bestseller in the Personal Growth category:

“I discovered jewels of thought that personally ministered to me.” –Amazon review

“I can’t overstate how important this book is, especially for those of us from a heritage of Protestant Christianity who really don’t know anything different…If you’re looking for a challenging read about faith identity, I highly recommend Confessions.” –Lydia Thomas

“[Confessions] is a powerful story of a young woman’s controversial spiritual journey, documenting her struggle for acceptance by her family, friends, and society as a whole. It is a much needed reminder not to judge others, because you never know the whole story.” –Christine Hillebrand

“Ms. Caplin is a fresh young voice who was brave to put her story out there for the whole world to read. I would recommend this book to anyone who is questioning his or her faith. Ms. Caplin is open and honest, and her only agenda is to tell her own story and to try to inspire others to open themselves up to seeking God – even if that might mean some personal challenges.” –Amazon review

“[Caplin] begins with a preview of being found out by her family while in a hotel room, before rewinding to her earliest memory of Christianity. The anticipation of returning to that hotel scene kept me turning the pages.” –Mark Edward

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