Pastrix : The Cranky, Beautiful Faith of a Sinner & Saint (Paperback)

from BethieBear

She is a great story teller. I especially like how she finds grace in the most unexpected places, as well as how she owns her negative feelings (her favorite prayer: "Lord, please don't let me be an a__hole"). I don't use her particular vocabulary, but I certainly can relate to feeling angry when...

from maryreinert

Irreverent but compelling story of the author's transition from being raised in a fundamental church, her journey more or less "on the streets" and her destination of becoming an ordained Lutheran pastor. Well written, interesting, and honest look at the path of faith

from debnance

Tattooed. Self-described "cranky." Cussing here and there. And a pastor. There is a lot here.

from mochap

Moving memoir of an unlikely minister who created a church for her people

from mlake

I loved this book! I am not a religious person and I was uncertain about reading a book by a pastor, but Nadia's voice is like the voice in my head - straightforward and plain talking. The House for All Sinners and Saints is in Denver and I might just go and see if the Patrix is as awesome in per...