Mindy, God, and Things I’m Not Supposed to Say is a new picture of faith from a half-Japanese suburban mother with a suicidal, bulimic, promiscuous past and present mystical spirituality that is honest, profane and countercultural. With humor and an open heart, this hybrid memoir delves into the mysteries of faith, intimacy, serving, parenting, the church of the future, and the spiritual promise and power of creativity. Not your typical reformed sinner narrative, this timely, poetic and wildly entertaining confessional book takes on tough personal topics and leaves you comforted, laughing, rock and rolling, and reflective in a way that may change the way you view life, God, and the world we live in.