Book: Don't Hate Me Because I'm Skinny — Building Harmonious Relationships In A World Of Discord
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April 15, 2026

Book: Don't Hate Me Because I'm Skinny — Building Harmonious Relationships In A World Of Discord

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Through years of ministry, she has walked closely with individuals and families navigating seasons of tension, misunderstanding, and relational fracture. These experiences have refined her calling to help women discover their identity in Christ and cultivate healthy, life-giving relationships grounded in truth and grace

Rebekah Haack is the Senior Pastor alongside her husband, Stuart, at Sound Church on the South Coast of NSW, Australia.

With over two decades of ministry experience, Rebekah carries a deep pastoral heart and a strong conviction that God desires His people to live in wholeness, peace, and relational harmony.

Rebekah’s journey of faith began at a young age, shaping a life devoted to worship, leadership, and mentoring women across all stages of life.

Through years of ministry, she has walked closely with individuals and families navigating seasons of tension, misunderstanding, and relational fracture. These experiences have refined her calling to help women discover their identity in Christ and cultivate healthy, life-giving relationships grounded in truth and grace. At the core of Rebekah’s message is the concept of a “heavenly sound”-a life and community that resonates with God’s love, wisdom, and unity.

She believes that when identity is rooted in Christ, relationships can move beyond comparison, insecurity, and discord into maturity, understanding, and mutual honour. As a speaker, pastor, and writer, Rebekah is known for her authentic voice, compassionate insight, and practical wisdom.

She brings both biblical depth and lived experience to her teaching, creating space for reflection, healing, and growth.

Her approach is relational rather than prescriptive, inviting readers to pause, examine their hearts, and respond to God’s gentle leading. Rebekah’s greatest joy is her family, and her life as a wife and mother continues to shape her perspective on faith, resilience, and grace in everyday living.

Through her writing, she hopes to encourage women to live confidently, love generously, and build relationships that reflect the harmony of heaven in a world often marked by noise and division.