![]() ![]() In England, Joy is captivated by the land, architecture, and people. She leaves Davy and Douglas with Bill, Renee, and Renee's two children. Joy decides to go, noting that she can seek much-needed medical and dental care while there. As Joy's physical and emotional health continue to fail, Renee encourages her to visit England. ![]() ![]() When her cousin Renee seeks a place to hide from her own abusive husband, Joy welcomes her into her own home. When Bill makes no secret he is having sex with other women, Joy moves out of their bedroom. Since Joy has health issues, her family doctor warns Bill that Joy might not recover from another crisis. Through their letters, they become friends. Joy becomes determined to show Jack her true self. Lewis, known to friends as Jack, begins to help Joy navigate her concerns. Joy writes to him in the hope of finding some of those answers. She learns that an English author named C.S. From that moment, she desperately seeks answers to spiritual questions. One night, she falls to her knees in prayer and realizes God is real. Bill often spends time drinking and carousing with other women, leaving Joy worrying at home. The two are writers and parents of two young sons, Davy and Douglas. She considers herself an atheist and marries Bill Gresham. Joy Davidman grows up in a strict household with demanding parents. The following version of the book was used to create this study guide: Henry, Patti Callahan. ![]()
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