Are you re:imagining life after your spouse’s deconversion?

YOU ARE IN THE RIGHT PLACE.

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When a partner experiences a deconversion, it can be an emotional, spiritual, and relational challenge.

RE:IMAGINE, coming in 2025, is Kimberly’s guide book for navigating the journey of keeping a connected marriage when faith is no longer common ground. With nine core practices, this book offers useful ways to rebuild trust, foster empathy, and maintain a loving connection.

I am passionate about helping individuals hear God’s invitation in times of deep change. I know how challenging it can be when faith and relationships shift in unexpected ways. My husband left our shared Christian faith in 2017 and while our journey has taught me that growth and connection are still possible, even in seasons of doubt and difference, it has also shown me it doesn’t happen automatically or by accident.

Whether you’re navigating a partner’s de-conversion or simply seeking a deeper connection with Christ in your own spiritual life, I’m here to help you rediscover genuine connection. You can read more about journey with the link below. 

Kimberly Penrod Pelletier

Spiritual Director | Writer | Speaker

Get Connected

  • Join a Private Facebook Group

    You’re not alone on this path. Connect with others who understand what you’re going through in the private Re:Imagine Facebook group, a space for support, encouragement, and shared stories.

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  • Support the Book Launch

    Help bring Re:Imagine to life! By joining the launch team, you’ll get early access to the book, special offers, and opportunities to spread the word. Your support will help this message reach those who need it most.

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  • Get the Support You Need

    Learn about one-on-one spiritual direction sessions. These sessions are designed to help you process your own faith, connect afresh with the Holy Spirit, and feel grounded amid spiritual differences.

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If you’re navigating life after your spouse’s deconversion, you’re not alone.