pamela ruth stewart

"I wept tears of sorrow and bewilderment as I stood at Annabel's grave and watched her casket lowered into the ground. I would never see her again. Her life had been tragically cut short. What if my life were to end so abruptly? I vowed to myself that her life would not be in vain. I decided that whenever I could I would tell others about the impact her death had had on me. Unbelievably, some good was now coming out of this terrible tragedy."

From cult membership to freedom in Christ, from tragic loss to hope and love, Pamela's honest account of her life demonstrates how even in our seasons of pain God works all things together for good for those who love him.

"'The Certainty of the Unexpected' is both compelling and inspiring. Addressing the reality of the human experience, we join the author on a journey of hope and purpose amid the most wretched of circumstances. Pamela's raw honesty and vulnerability ensure this book is immensely readable and will, undoubtably, cause readers to stop and think about how they view the journey of life."

Rev. Martin Durham, Director, Kerygma 180', London, & Chair, Emerging Evangelists' Institute, Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, U.K.

"Pamela has opened her heart as the book explores her life from being brought up in a sect, to the present day. But after leaving the sect her husband died, leaving her bereft. You will experience laughter, tears and all the emotions in between. Pamela feels called to be an evangelist and has committed her life to spreading the Gospel and helping others to faith. If you are looking for a book to help others in similar circumstances 'The Certainty of the Unexpected' will help them."

Jean Wilson, Board member of Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, U.K. & Board member of Samaritan's Purse (International Relief), U.K.

"Be read to laugh, to cry and then some more! It is strong stuff from one who has 'been there, done that'. Pamela's life-long love for the Lord is exemplified through pain, suffering and loss which brought her through to great victory; journey with her to experience 'The Certainty of the Unexpected'."

Re. Stephen Scholes, Elim Church, Cleveleys

The author will give 25% of royalties from this book to Compassion.