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Every poem in A Worshippers Collection came from a real place,  a real moment, a real encounter with God, a real season of praise or seeking or surrender. Claudette didn’t sit down one day and decide to write a poetry book. The book grew out of a worship life she had been quietly cultivating for years.
What she noticed, over time, was that other believers around her were struggling. Not with faith, but with the words. People who loved God deeply but felt like their praise had become a loop of the same phrases. New believers who wanted to worship but didn’t know where to begin. Seasoned saints who had somehow lost the freshness of their first praise.

Claudette began to see her poems differently. They weren’t just her private conversation with God. They were a bridge, a way to give other worshippers a language they hadn’t found on their own yet.

That’s when A Worshippers Collection became more than poetry. It became ministry.
She shared the book at signing events, reading poems aloud and telling the stories behind them. She recorded the audiobook herself, in her own voice, because she wanted listeners to feel the intimacy of the words the way she had felt them when they were given to her. The response confirmed what she had believed all along: God inhabits the praises of His people,  and every believer, at every stage of their journey, has praise worth giving.