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Understanding the Driving Factors Behind Loneliness and Addressing Them

“We will find our compassion growing for ourselves and for other people,” he explains, discussing how important it is to dive into the word of God when it comes to dealing with personal feelings of overwhelming loneliness.

Jason talks about how loneliness is a part of the human condition, and how feeling lonely doesn’t mean there’s something wrong with you - it means there’s something right!

More about Jason Gaboury and the book:

In the bustling streets of New York City, Jason Gaboury has woven a tapestry of faith and leadership over 25 years. As an author, father, and friar, his journey began in campus ministry, guiding students and faculty. His path led him to senior lay leadership roles at All Angels’ Church and now, as the Director of Alumni Relations at InterVarsity Christian Fellowship. A member of the Anglican Order of Preachers, Jason dedicates himself to prayer, community, study, and preaching. His first book, "Wait With Me: Meeting God in Loneliness," reflects his deep spiritual insights. Alongside his wife, Sophia, and their two children, Jason lives out his mission to inspire others to know God in the heart of New York.

"Wait with Me: Meeting God in Loneliness" by Jason Gaboury contains the following chapters:

  1. See
  2. Leave
  3. Desert
  4. Grasp
  5. Listen
  6. Grieve
  7. Risk
  8. Ponder
  9. Follow
  10. Worship
  11. Witness
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