
出生: June 16, 1980 – London, England, United Kingdom
Kate Bowler is a Duke University professor and historian of American Christianity whose work examines prosperity gospel, suffering, faith, and resilience. She wrote Blessed, Everything Happens for a Reason, and No Cure for Being Human, and hosts the award-winning Everything Happens podcast. She is a four-time New York Times bestselling author.
Kate Bowler is a historian, writer, and professor whose work brings together academic study and public reflection on faith, suffering, and ordinary life. Raised in Winnipeg, Manitoba, in a family of academics, she came to Macalester College with an outsider’s curiosity about American culture and found her intellectual center in religious studies. She went on to earn a B.A. from Macalester, a Master of Arts in Religion from Yale Divinity School, and a Ph.D. from Duke University, later joining Duke Divinity School, where she teaches American religious history. ((https://www.macalester.edu/news/2024/11/everything-happens-the-gospel-according-to-kate-bowler-02/))

Kate Bowler
Witty devotional embracing life's ups and downs, offering spiritual reflections and practical steps for resilience and honesty.

Kate Bowler
A poignant memoir exploring life's fragility, ambition, and faith in the face of terminal illness and cultural expectations.

Kate Bowler
Witty devotional embracing life's ups and downs, offering spiritual reflections and practical steps for resilience and honesty.

Kate Bowler
A poignant memoir exploring life's fragility, ambition, and faith in the face of terminal illness and cultural expectations.
"Kate Bowler is a beacon—she radiates light even when the world seems dark"
— Adam Grant
"There is nobody on earth who sees our humanity quite like Kate Bowler"
— Nora McInerny
"Kate Bowler is a truth teller who shows us how to hold the terrible and the beautiful in one hand"
— Suleika Jaouad
"Kate Bowler is a true artist—with the pen, and with her life"
— Glennon Doyle
"Dr. Catherine (Kate) Bowler tells the truth about life’s hardest moments"
— University of Manitoba
"Kate Bowler is the rare author who can explore difficult subjects with both breathtaking honesty and lightheartedness"
— Gretchen Rubin
"Kate Bowler’s memoir of faith in the face of a terminal cancer diagnosis has some exquisite and deeply moving prose"
— Katherine Willis Pershey
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