When Becky Ramsey and her husband Todd move their young family to France, she knows that her life will change. But her spiritual life? Why would it? Then a new friend gives her a saint card she picked up at the flea market and Becky finds herself on an accidental pilgrimage out of the pew and onto the streets of France, meeting God in a stream of divine nobodies and sacred ordinary things, each earning a chapter and a holy card of its own.

As Becky encounters unlikely saints, (a silver haired prostitute and the ghost of Vincent Van Gogh) and holy nothings, (a bowl of cider in a stranger’s garage and an éclair chocolat at Patisserie Antoinette) God whispers into her workhorse heart, revealing the wildness of God’s love and tempting her to let go of her striving to become God’s teacher’s pet. Along the way, Becky assembles a new faith of her own, a faith unchained from the church and yet in love with it, a faith which celebrates God in the imperfection as well as in the perfection, and a faith in which grace is given out easily, even to herself.