A little faith. A lot of wonder. A place to belong.

Welcome to Wild Grace
Stories, resources, books, and adventures for living a meaningful life.

Hi, I'm Erin!

Welcome to my little corner of the world!

I'm a wife, mom, Lutheran pastor, author, creator, adventurer, and a woman who is endlessly curious about the world around her.

I've spent much of my life caring for others, telling stories, asking big questions, and finding beauty in unexpected places. Along the way, I've discovered that life is rarely neat, predictable, or anything like we imagined it would be. And sometimes, that's where the best stories begin.

I love exploring new places, riding my motorcycle down unfamiliar roads, getting lost in a good book, creating something with my hands, and learning just about anything that catches my attention. One day I might be talking about faith and theology, the next I'm exploring an unusual roadside attraction, sharing a new creative project, or planning my next adventure.

My faith is an important part of who I am, but so are my curiosity, creativity, love of history, sense of humor, and willingness to try something new.

I've experienced incredible joy, heartbreaking loss, unexpected changes, and more than a few moments that have challenged everything I thought I knew. Those experiences have shaped the way I see the world and reminded me that we don't have to have everything figured out to live a meaningful life.

That's really what Wild Grace is about.

It's a place for stories, faith, books, creativity, travel, adventure, and the everyday discoveries that make life interesting. Some things here will make you think. Others might make you laugh, inspire you to explore, or remind you that you're not alone.

I don't believe we ever have to stop learning, growing, questioning, or beginning again.

So whether you're here for a little inspiration, a new perspective, an interesting story, or simply to see what I'm up to next, I'm glad you found your way here.

Stay curious. Explore often. Love deeply. And make room for a little wild grace along the way.

— Erin