Sarah Schwerin
Author/Speaker
Sarah Schwerin is an author and speaker who writes hope-filled historical fiction and inspirational nonfiction centered on faith, healing, and God’s grace in life’s hardest seasons. Her debut historical novel, The Willow Still Sings, weaves themes of resilience, redemption, and enduring hope into a compelling story of courage.
A graduate of Asbury University, Sarah is a mentor with Word Weavers International and a speaker with Stonecroft Ministries and Enlightened Bible Study. A former homeschool mom, her writing has appeared in publications including Mature Living, Bible Advocate, and The Upper Room.
Nov. 2, 2026
Sarah Schwerin: From Childhood Trauma to Hope
Author and speaker Sarah Schwerin joins Rich Bennett to share her journey from childhood abuse, shame, and depression toward healing through faith, counseling, and the courage to speak openly about her experiences. She also discusses the resilience of her mother, whose experience with polio inspired Sarah's historical novel, The Willow Still Sings, and explains why sharing our stories can help others discover that they are not alone.
Guest: Sarah Schwerin