About the Author

Emmy Kegler is a pastor, speaker, and author of One Coin Found: How God's Love Stretches to the Margins. As both pastor and patient, Kegler has an intimate relationship with mental illness and its complex connections to faith. She works to normalize the experiences of depression, anxiety, and a host of other diagnoses and symptoms, treating them not as proof of exclusion from God's grace but rather a common and expansive experience of the human condition in which God remains present and compassionate. She lives in Saint Paul with her wife Michelle and their two dogs and cat.

Reviews

"Kegler offers impassioned salvation to fellow Christians who have struggled with mental health; this book could in fact save lives." --Publishers Weekly "What a pastoral, kind, and true book. Emmy is a trustworthy guide, a gentle prophet, and a fellow sojourner for the weary and the wounded. In so many ways, this book will lovingly shepherd the lambs." --Sarah Bessey, author of New York Times bestseller A Rhythm of Prayer and Miracles and Other Reasonable Things "When faced with the topic of mental health, Emmy Kegler offers something that is sadly rare from a Christian pastor: companionship. Not the trite 'I'll pray for you' variety, although she certainly offers prayer, but the rich and deep kind. The kind that pulls up a chair and says, 'I struggle with this too, let's talk.' All Who Are Weary is a refreshing change of pace." --Matthias Roberts, psychotherapist and author of Beyond Shame "All Who Are Weary is a beautifully and gently written companion to those who journey with mental illness and a guide to help us all love one another better. No matter who you are or where you are on the journey, I hope you'll get this book and allow Emmy Kegler's powerful words to come alongside you." --Kaitlin Curtice, author of Native: Identity, Belonging & Rediscovering God "All Who Are Weary is an excellent contribution to the project of changing that culture, getting honest about the realities many of us live with, and letting others know they are not alone." --Emily Joy Allison, author of #ChurchToo: How Purity Culture Upholds Abuse and How to Find Healing