The Quiet Side of Sunday

By: Grace Whitlow

Narrated by: Christian Culp

Eleanor Brooks has spent her adult life behind a piano bench, shaping worship through music rather than words. When progressive hearing loss forces her to step away, she finds herself unmoored—present in the pews but no longer needed, applauded for her faithfulness but left alone with unanswered questions.

As Sundays lose their meaning and well-intentioned encouragement rings hollow, Eleanor struggles with a quieter crisis: not anger at God, but uncertainty. What remains when purpose ends? What does faith look like when it offers no comfort?

The Quiet Side of Sunday is a deeply introspective Christian novel that resists easy answers. It honors grief without rushing it, belief without certainty, and community without sentimentality. Through understated moments—shared silence, reluctant attendance, and small human connections—Grace Whitlow tells a story for listeners who have served faithfully and still found themselves lost.

This audiobook is especially suited for reflective listeners, older female audiences, church-adjacent listeners, and those navigating transitions of identity, calling, or loss.

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