Laura LaSpalluto releases book on faith in everyday life

Author and ministry leader Laura LaSpalluto has released In Ordinary Time: Cultivating the Seeds of Faith in Everyday Life, a Christian nonfiction book that examines how belief in Jesus shapes daily routines beyond church on Sunday. The book is available now in ebook, paperback and hardcover editions through Amazon and other retailers.

Why it matters: - The book targets readers who want faith to feel practical, not abstract. - LaSpalluto frames ordinary routines as the places where spiritual formation happens. - The release adds to a growing body of Christian nonfiction focused on daily life, work and relationships.

What happened: - Laura LaSpalluto announced the release of In Ordinary Time: Cultivating the Seeds of Faith in Everyday Life. - The book was published by In Ordinary Time Press. - LaSpalluto has spent more than 20 years asking what faith in Jesus changes in everyday life. - The book is available through Amazon and other retailers in ebook, paperback and hardcover formats. - Pricing is set at $3.99 for the ebook, $13.99 for the paperback and $19.99 for the hardcover. - Additional information is available at the book’s website.

The details: - The book explores faith in familiar settings such as the kitchen, workplace, neighborhood, relationships and inner life. - LaSpalluto uses reflections on shared meals, crossword puzzles and knitting to show how ordinary moments can shape belief. - The book focuses on how faith can influence work, love, service, decision-making, fear and engagement with the world. - LaSpalluto brings 25 years of experience in preaching, teaching and leading workshops and retreats. - Before entering Christian ministry, LaSpalluto worked in corporate communications. - The book is written for readers who wrestle with doubt, want greater authenticity or wonder how faith fits into modern life. - LaSpalluto lives in Connecticut with her husband, Bill. - LaSpalluto also writes at InOrdinaryTime.com.

Between the lines: - The message is less about extraordinary spiritual moments and more about faith showing up in daily habits. - LaSpalluto's corporate communications background gives the book a workplace and real-world perspective beyond church settings. - The book aims to meet readers where many already live: in routine, uncertainty and ordinary responsibility.

What's next: - LaSpalluto is available for media interviews and press inquiries at laura@inordinarytime.com. - In Ordinary Time Press says it will continue publishing LaSpalluto’s work on Christian faith in everyday life. - Readers can expect the book to reach audiences through online and retail booksellers now that it is on sale.