What happens when the one who helps others heal must face her own breaking?
 
As a leader, educator, sociologist, and elder, Dr. Matisa Wilbon has spent her life studying people, systems, and purpose — guiding others toward growth, healing, and transformation. But when her husband passed away, the roles she once carried with confidence collided with the raw reality of grief. Titles couldn’t hold her. Knowledge couldn’t comfort her. And faith — though still present — began to look different.
 
In Lost and Found: The Journey Back to Purpose, Identity, and You, Dr. Wilbon invites readers into a deeply personal yet universal story of rediscovery. Through her lens as a scholar and spiritual leader, she weaves together sociology, Scripture, and soul work to reveal how loss reshapes identity — and how purpose can rise again from the ashes.
 
This is more than a book about grief; it’s a guide for rebuilding your life with wisdom, courage, and faith.

Within these pages, you’ll learn to:
✨ Recognize how loss reshapes your sense of self — and why that can be holy.
✨ Engage grief as a spiritual and social experience, not a solitary one.
✨ Reconnect with purpose through prayer, reflection, and community.
✨ Rediscover the beauty of becoming — not who you were, but who God is calling   
      you to be.
 
Tender, transparent, and deeply instructive, Lost and Found is a roadmap for anyone navigating seasons of loss, transition, or transformation. Dr. Wilbon reminds us that even when everything familiar falls away, God is still present — rebuilding, restoring, and revealing who we truly are.