Jennifer Brost is a homemaker, Pastor's wife and mother of 2 boys. She is also the President of The Job Foundation, a charitable foundation committed to increasing the financial, educational and health status of person's enduring hardship in her hometown Jennifer is the author of "How I Suffered from My Theology: and regained my faith by questioning 3 beliefs," she is also a professional speaker, and President of The Job Foundation.

As a former chronic sufferer of so many maladies, she has a passion for helping others see and feel God's goodness. When she was in her early 20s, her mother-in-law, mother, father, and unborn son all died in a 30 month period. Jennifer "coded" and nearly died as well. Her husband was in Seminary during this period of pain. Due to the overwhelming grief, and feeling burnt by the Christian community, she denounced her faith in Jesus and walked away from the Lord! She was brought back through an intense study of the Scriptures on the topic of suffering. That was some 6 years ago.

Today, she is happy to be a "Minister's Wife," and enjoy speaking about her book and experience. God has gifted her with opportunities to help others understand God's goodness despite their pain. And she is not one for clichés. She hates those minimizing comments, "God had a reason!" "It's part of God's plan!" and "We may not like this now, but this needed to happen!" Baloney!!!!!

Her workshops on dealing with grief are a sought after venue for church groups and secular business and organizations as well. Through The Job Foundation (named after her stillborn son, Job), she pays inner-city kids for their grades, requires them to save for their futures, and teaches them to be financially responsible. Her book benefits this organization as well as Shared Hope International and World Impact.

What people are saying about "How I Suffered From My Theology and Regained My Faith By Questioning 3 Beliefs":

"Jennifer combines her intense study of this issue in Scripture with her own heart that God has shaped through pain and loss. Together, they touch both our minds and our feelings. I recommend this book for those whose interest is merely academic and for those who are wrestling through these issues amid the pain of their own lives." - Rev. Ed Baker, Orchard Hill Church


“Jennifer does a masterful job of helping us to see how our beliefs affect the way we respond to many of life’s challenges. A great read for those who feel helpless in their current circumstance. ” - Tim Boettger, Teaching Minister, Orchard Hill Church

"I could not put it down! This book could change lives because, I believe, it's right from the heart of God." - Author, Maribeth Boelts, Cedar Falls, Iowa

"A Must Read. . ." - The Bob Dutko Show, WMUZ Radio, Detroit, Michigan