I’m a New Widow, What Do I Do Now? With Christine Andrew

I had such a beautiful, honest conversation with Christine Andrew, an author, educator, and woman of deep faith whose life story is marked by resilience, grace, and purpose. We talked about her books, the inspiration behind them, and how God has used her real-life experiences in ways she never imagined.

What made this conversation especially meaningful for me was how deeply I connected with Christine on a personal level. We opened up about learning challenges, spelling struggles, writing insecurities, and the limitations we both faced growing up. I shared my own experience with learning disabilities, and in that moment, it felt less like an interview and more like two women recognizing God’s hand in our journeys. Today, we are both serving others through the very things that once felt like obstacles.

Christine shared how her 25 years as a teacher shaped her passion for helping people overcome writing and spelling difficulties, and how God has used her experience to bring clarity, confidence, and healing to others. She also spoke openly and vulnerably about widowhood, how losing her husband changed her life forever, and what it truly felt like to navigate life as a new widow. Her reflections were honest, compassionate, and deeply relatable.

There is so much heart in this episode. Faith, loss, learning differences, resilience, growth, and purpose all weave together in a way that reminds us that nothing is wasted. This conversation is for anyone who has ever felt limited, overlooked, or unsure of what God could possibly do with their story.

Author Biography

Christine Andrew is an author, educator, and certified nutrition consultant with over 25 years of teaching experience. Throughout her career, she has helped countless individuals overcome writing and spelling challenges, empowering them with practical tools and renewed confidence.

Christine is also the author of multiple books that draw from her professional background and personal journey, including her experience with widowhood. Her work is rooted in compassion, faith, and a desire to help others move forward with hope and clarity, even in life’s most difficult seasons.

Through teaching, writing, and speaking, Christine continues to serve others by turning past challenges into meaningful ministry.