A Faith-Based Memoir of Grief, Grace, and God’s Redemption
In Prayers on Third, Michelle Kovitch invites readers into an unforgettable Christian memoir that blends raw grief, unwavering faith, and miraculous redemption. This deeply personal and emotionally rich story is a testimony of hope after loss—anchored in love, grounded in Scripture, and overflowing with God’s grace.
When Michelle’s husband, Chip, passed away after a courageous battle with cancer, her world shattered. Suddenly a widow and single mother, she was left navigating not only profound grief but the heavy burden of caregiving for her mother-in-law with dementia—all while trying to hold her son’s world together. What followed was a spiritual transformation marked by sorrow, surrender, and supernatural moments of comfort.
Through vivid storytelling, spiritual insight, and honest reflection, Prayers on Third takes readers through the valleys of trauma, the ache of unanswered questions, and the sacred process of healing. Michelle offers a front-row seat to divine intervention, like unexpected provision during Chip’s illness and prophetic dreams that whispered God’s promises into the depths of her weariness. Along the way, she discovers what it means to truly trust God’s plan, even when nothing makes sense.
Whether you're grieving the loss of a loved one, questioning God’s timing, or searching for meaning in your suffering, this Christian book about grief and healing (also found under “Prayers on 3rd”) offers encouragement, compassion, and spiritual renewal for the journey.

This faith-based memoir is perfect for readers seeking:

✔️ A powerful Christian memoir for women about grief, widowhood, and personal transformation
✔️ Real-life stories of faith through cancer, caregiving for dementia, and single parenting after loss
✔️ Spiritual encouragement for Christian women navigating trauma or emotional healing
✔️ Scripture-based healing and insight into trusting God during your darkest valley
✔️ Comfort for the brokenhearted and those asking “Why did this happen?”
✔️ Testimonies of miracles, provision, obedience, and saying “yes” to God’s call
✔️ Christian grief recovery paired with honesty, hope, and heart-led prayer

About The Author
Michelle Kovitch is a writer, speaker, and faith-led encourager who discovered the redemptive beauty of God’s grace through unimaginable loss and unexpected healing. Her debut memoir, Prayers on Third, tells the deeply personal story of grief, widowhood, single motherhood, and spiritual transformation following the death of her husband. With honesty, warmth, and wisdom, Michelle shares how saying “yes” to God, even in heartbreak, can lead to purpose, peace, and a life rooted in surrender.
Whether she’s paddling across the lake with her loyal dog Seven, soaking in the stillness of God’s presence on the water, or guiding others through seasons of grief, Michelle believes in the power of testimony and the comfort of Scripture.
Her story encourages others to listen for God’s whisper, walk through the valley with faith, and embrace healing as a holy invitation.
Based in Georgia, Michelle balances her roles as a Christian author, mother, and
Chief Strategy Officer in the legal tech world. She is also building a ministry focused on helping others navigate grief, grow spiritually, and experience the goodness of God even in life’s hardest chapters.

From front porch prayers to dugout conversations, Michelle shows how sports, especially baseball, helped her and her son Dylan stay grounded in a world turned upside down. The title, Prayers on Third, is both literal and symbolic: a nod to moments spent watching her son rounding third base and a metaphor for finding yourself caught between heartbreak and home, where you desperately hope God brings you safely across.
Michelle gently weaves six spiritual invitations that reappear in the final chapter:

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Surrendering to His leading
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Responding to His love
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Leaning into the invitation
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Following His whisper
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Trusting His prompt
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Offering your yes

These themes offer a pathway for readers to explore their own healing journey—moving from resistance to revelation, from pain to purpose. The book’s conclusion introduces a powerful call to action, where readers can walk alongside others seeking deeper connection, healing, and spiritual growth.
More than a memoir, this is a sacred invitation to surrender your sorrow, listen for God’s whisper, and experience the holy, redemptive beauty that can rise from the ashes.


