You’re not alone.

Over three thousand believers in the USA walk away from the church daily, and the reasons are many.

Some have biblical doubts they can’t reconcile. Others have been hurt by church authorities who supposedly represent Jesus Christ on earth. Some are discouraged, feeling they will never meet God's approval or measure up to other Christians' standards. And, to be frank, some don’t want to be part of institutions that seem to have missed the simple message of Jesus altogether.

Many of these church refugees still long to know Jesus, but they are tired of playing the game of religion. Often, those who leave the church are people of real inner integrity and spiritual intelligence who can’t “go along with the program” any longer.

Maybe you are one of them.

If so, the question remains; can you have a deep and meaningful faith beyond the church walls?

The answer is yes!

Leaving Church, Finding God is a raw and powerful testimony of a former pastor’s journey from disillusionment, doubt, and disappointment with the church, which ultimately leads to a vibrant and transformative relationship with God.

Through his raw and honest storytelling, Dan Foster shows readers that it’s okay to question the church and even leave it if necessary. He challenges the reader to look beyond the trappings of modern-day legalistic, performance-based religion and, instead, seek a deeper, more personal connection with God.

Leaving Church, Finding God is a powerful and uplifting story of redemption and renewal and is a must-read for anyone struggling with the church. Dan Foster’s message is one of hope, healing, and the transformative power of faith, and it is sure to resonate with readers of all backgrounds and beliefs.