Amy Blythe, founder of Every Tiny Flower, is no stranger to loss. After losing her father to an aggressive cancer at the age of 10, she entered into adulthood still asking the age-old question of theodicy: why does God allow bad things to happen? Thus began her life-long pursuit of seeking a loving God who allows pain, and the ways in which He walks with us in suffering. There, she discovered the power of accompaniment in healing the hurt.

 

Amy holds her in MA in Pastoral Theology and has worked in church-based and campus-based ministry. An accidental expert in grief turned intentional student of God's redemptive power, Amy teaches with vulnerability, humor, and authority. 

 

While she loves teaching the Bible and equipping others for the service of accompaniment, she also loves early morning gym sessions, salty snacks, and reading fiction. 

 

Amy lives with her husband, Andrew, and their 5 young children in small-town, Pennsylvania. Discipling others for Christ-centered living, in her home and beyond, is her calling. Following God’s call on her life is her joy.