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Faith for the Life We Actually Live.
Broken Legacies
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My Story
I believe some of our greatest lessons are learned in the places we never expected to find ourselves.
My writing was born from real life-faith, family, leadership, loss, disappointment, healing, church, purpose, and the experiences that have shaped who I am becoming.
I don't write from a place of having all the answers. I write from what I have lived, what I have learned, and what God has revealed to me along the way.
Broken Legacies began with a message of healing, redemption, and the courage to confront what has been passed down so that something different can be passed forward.
The Field Experience continues that journey from another perspective. It explores the lessons we learn while actually living-when faith is tested beyond what we say we believe, leadership gets uncomfortable, people disappoint us, loss changes us, and God uses unexpected places to teach us something deeper.
Different books. Different experiences. But the same heart:
Faith. Healing. Growth. Purpose. Legacy.
My prayer is that something I write helps someone see God in the middle of their own story-to heal, to grow, to keep going, and ultimately to leave behind a legacy that reflects His grace.
Because life is a field experience.
And none of it has to be wasted.

IN THE PRESS
Jo Copeland's new book, Broken Legacies, will speak directly to your heart. As soon as I started reading, I could feel the wisdom and genuineness leaping from the pages. Jo has a remarkable talent for finding the perfect words to address complex issues in a loving, compassionate way. Broken Legacies provides practical understanding and spiritual guidance for anyone looking to grow deeper in their faith while improving their lives. I found immense hope and encouragement in its pages—this is a book I know you will turn to again and again when you need inspiration and support. I'm so grateful for Jo's vulnerability and insights. Broken Legacies challenges you to seriously think about the consequences of decisions - good and bad. I cannot recommend it highly enough!
KIRK COPELAND II







