Join Well Read Book Society for a thoughtfully curated, faith-rooted book discussion welcoming Author Stephanie M. Seaton for an intimate conversation centered on her newest release, Keeping It All Together.
This gathering is designed as a safe, warm, and reflective space where guests are invited to slow down, breathe, and engage in meaningful dialogue around identity, purpose, emotional wellness, and becoming who God is shaping us to be.
Rather than a traditional book talk, this event will emphasize connection and reflection through guided conversation, creating room for insight, honest thought, and shared growth over the course of our time together.
About the Book
In Keeping It All Together, Stephanie M. Seaton shares her personal journey of navigating life’s pressures while holding firmly to purpose, identity, and emotional wellness. Through heartfelt storytelling, spiritual insight, and honest reflection, she explores what it truly means to “keep it all together” when life feels overwhelming.
This book serves as a reminder that you are not alone— and that God strengthens us in every season.
About the Author
Stephanie M. Seaton is a minister, author, publisher, and visionary leader dedicated to healing, empowerment, and transformation. Through her ministry, books, conferences, and coaching, she creates spaces where individuals can confront their truth, embrace their voice, and walk boldly into their God-given purpose.
What to Expect
• One copy of Keeping It All Together included with your ticket
• A guided book discussion with Stephanie M. Seaton centered on the themes of Keeping It All Together
• A thoughtful Q&A designed for personal and collective reflection
• Book signing and time for personal connection with the author
• WAH Coffee will be open throughout the event, offering a variety of coffee, matcha, hot drinks, and light bites available for discounted purchase.
Reserve Your Seat
Space is limited to preserve the intimate nature of the evening.
Come prepared to listen, reflect, and engage.
This is more than a book club — it is a moment of restoration and prophetic connection.
