Nancy Kaltenberger is a “Truth Packager. ”
She connects and identifies with people in all walks of life through written and spoken word on levels of spiritual, emotional, financial, physical, and relational struggle.

Her own “real life” miracles and experiences are carefully packed inside the presentation box alongside the definitive truth and principle of God’s Word. Her passion for people drives her as she handles this parcel with care and delivers it with prayer. Through humor, compassion, in-depth study, old-time story-telling skills, and high energy she inspires, motivates, and challenges the recipient to open the door to “HOPE.”

Nancy has Authored an Inspirational Book Entitled "Hope When the River Rages."
Her book is a captivating journey that merges the soundness and truth of Biblical characters, stories and principles with the real-life miracles and experiences of Nancy's life. This book of Hope travels through six phenomenal episodes of life and death situations. Nancy shares personal and completely dissimilar times when at deaths door, she faced the worst kind of despair. Her remarkable story, although riveting and unbelievable, isn't told for shock value.

Nancy unfolds these catastrophic, close calls with death in order to give account of God at work in adversity. "Hope When the River Rages" will serve as inspiration for Believers and Non-Believers alike. Saturated with Scripture and application, it points the Non-Believer to Jesus Christ, the true Source of all Hope. It encourages the Believer to grab on to the "Mighty Right Hand of God" as they make commitments to live the life God has designed for them. Nancy's book addresses her life-long and life-threatening illness. It gives account of the financial ruin that propelled her career success. Her book deals with physical and spiritual exhaustion, fear, abuse, failed marriage, and wayward children. Its extreme contrast of mountaintop and valley experiences will not only leave indelible impression but will ring a familiar note of commonality on every level of struggle.