Faith has two sides. Loss and restoration. Silence and resurrection. In It Is Well-But It Wasn't: Finding God in the Silence of Loss, Kairy M. Springer invited readers into the raw ache of unanswered prayer, showing how faith can endure even when healing never comes. Now, in The Other Side of the Coin, she shares the story of confronting another valley-the possible loss of her daughter-and witnessing God breathe life back, just as He did for the Shunammite woman in Scripture. Together, these two books reveal the paradox of faith: Faith that survives when prayers end in funeralsFaith that rejoices when God restores what was nearly lostFaith that sees both silence and miracles as places where His presence dwellsWith poetic storytelling, pastoral sensitivity, and bilingual resonance, Kairy shows that faith is not one-dimensional. It is a coin with two sides-grief and gratitude, lament and praise, death and resurrection. For anyone who has wrestled with both unanswered prayers and unexpected miracles, this book is a testimony that God is present in both.
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