Katherine Georges 
My Unsung Psalm 
A Spiritual Journey and Memoir

My Unsung Psalm begins with an invitation for you to experience
seeing God for the first time and becoming part of the journey
through Katherine’s eyes of faith. Through a difficult childhood and a
challenging medical history, she knows God is with her, and she is
never afraid. It is a rare account of Katherine’s feeling of being loved
by God and being useful to mankind. She sees beyond her limitations
and inspires others to never give up.
Sometimes hope can level the playing field of life. We have a chance. We
are offered the opportunity to make something of our lives, and that is
what I did.
‚The message of My Unsung Psalm embraces the essence of the
water of childhood memories becoming the wine of adult faith. You,
the reader, can walk this journey of sadness and joy, and understand
God’s grace vividly as you turn each page of miracles, intertwining
Katherine’s circumstances with your own memories. Cherish God’s
message. Reflect upon this book. Consider the story as a foundation
of faith and healing.‘
– Judy Mc Clure
‚Anyone in the ministry or entering the seminary should read this
book.‘
-Mary Bain Pearson
‚This is Katherine’s story; her journey. A journey that begins with
God holding her hand and ends with Katherine holding God’s
hand. It is not about the storms of her life, but rather, about the
One who sailed the storms beside her. Her journey will lead you to
yours and fill you with Hope! God’s Song is love.‘
-Rev. Edward Abell
‚She writes as beautifully as she paints.‘
-Gloria Mc Kay

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Katherine?s life is about her daily walk with
God. She makes a daily commitment to her
healing and she assists critically ill survivors in
their struggles to overcome. She nearly died
after several strokes and aneurysms and
understands the journey we all walk in life.
Katherine is a motivational speaker, a life
coach, and a spiritual writer. She develops
topics for women?s retreats and spends her
mornings in conversations with God.
Katherine is also a watercolor artist who has
exhibited at the Aspen Institute gallery and the
Celebration of the Arts. Her original works and
reproductions are in private art collections.
She attended Episcopal schools throughout her
childhood and volunteered at Wildwood School
and Young Life in Aspen. Professionally, she
worked in architectural design and real estate
consulting firms but her passion was to work
with abused children at De Pelchin Children?s
Center and Crittenton Adoption Center in
Houston. As a trained catechist, she taught
children at St. John the Divine and Church of
the Transfiguration.
She enjoys spending time with her family at
home in Door County, Wisconsin, and traveling
to historical locations in Japan. Her walk of
faith continues where ever she goes and her
family grows by helping others in their walk
with God.
Visit: Georgeshome.com