Savannah Guthrie announces her upcoming faith-based book, ‘Mostly What God Does’

Savannah Guthrie in a heartfelt announcement on TODAY, shared with viewers her latest endeavor, a forthcoming book titled "Mostly What God Does." Revealed on November 28, Guthrie expressed her deep passion for exploring faith and its transformative power in people's lives.

In the segment, Guthrie introduced her upcoming book, expressing her deep commitment to exploring faith and its transformative impact on people.

She shared, "I have a strong passion for faith, how it can present challenges and serve as a source of inspiration, and it lies at the core of a new project that I'm thrilled to unveil right now."


Continuing with evident emotion, she explained, "The book consists of reflections on faith, love, kindness, and goodness. It's an intimately personal project, which is why I find myself teary-eyed discussing it. Despite the vulnerability, I'm also filled with joy and excitement, albeit a bit scared because it stands as the most personal and vulnerable endeavor I've ever undertaken."

Known for co-writing the "Princesses Wear Pants" children's book series, Guthrie's latest work promises to be a collection of essays taking readers on a spiritual journey. The book, scheduled for release on February 20, 2024, delves into Guthrie's personal experiences as a daughter, mother, wife, friend, and professional journalist.

Guthrie's co-anchor, Hoda Kotb, who has already had a sneak peek, shared her enthusiasm, saying, "It doesn’t matter your background. It doesn’t matter your faith. When you read this book, you’ll be touched."

The description of "Mostly What God Does" suggests that the book will address universal questions about faith and its relevance in today's tumultuous world.

The description of the book states that if you find it challenging to establish a connection with God or feel uncertain about your connection to any faith, know that you're not isolated.

"Particularly in our contemporary world, with its constant and unending news cycle, many of us wrestle with these dilemmas. Do we face them in solitude, succumbing to despair and resignation? Alternatively, do we find meaning in them through God and hold onto hope? In times of uncertainty, could placing trust in the potency of divine love be the most rational choice?"

As Savannah Guthrie opens up about her personal journey, "Mostly What God Does" aims to offer readers insights into the role of faith in navigating life's complexities.

FAQs:

Q1: Who does Savannah Guthrie work for?
A1: NBC News morning.

Q2: When did Savannah Guthrie join TODAY?
A2: June 2011.