From 2pm-4pm on Thursday 16th April, Mary Andrews College is welcoming Nancy Guthrie.

Join us for afternoon tea and the opportunity to hear Nancy in conversation about life, loss and theology.

Nancy Guthrie is a Bible teacher and author whose theology has been shaped not only through study, but through profound personal loss. She often says that the most important thing God has given her is a love for him and for his Word, which she describes as “a treasure to be mined”—revealing the wisdom and beauty of God’s plan to redeem all things through Christ.

After the loss of two of her children, who were born with a rare genetic disorder and each lived only six months, Nancy found herself digging deeply into Scripture in search of answers to the hardest questions about God and how he works. She teaches with honesty and warmth, sharing openly the deep hurts of her life while remaining grounded in hope.

These experiences led her to write Holding On to Hope: A Pathway of Suffering to the Heart of God, along with many other books that reflect her compassion for hurting people and her passion for applying God’s Word to real life. Her desire is that Christ would be seen more clearly—even, and especially, in seasons of sorrow. –

Please join us to hear Nancy speak on life, on loss and how theology can bring comfort, clarity, and meaning in the midst of grief.

A photographer will be present on the day so if you would prefer not to be photographed please let us know when you RSVP.

Contact the host of A Conversation with Nancy Guthrie about Life, Loss and Theology