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*Condition Note: Book is very clean. May have some foxing/brown aging spots on page fore-edges*
Why would a middle-aged mother of six leave home and walk up the coastal highway all alone?
"I went on this trip," she writes, "determined to unpeel the accumulated layers of conventional religion and see if there was anything underneath."
"I wanted a new heart."
And so she walked and thought, paused to read and ponder. Who am I? Why am I? Does my value lie in my role as a Christian, as a mother, a wife, a writer? Why aren't I more content? Why do I get so frustrated, so depressed?
Walk along with her. Be silent with her and think the larger thoughts that too often are pushed aside by hectic schedules and the everyday pressures that never end.
"One must keep blossoming toward his God-center like the Queen Anne's lace," she discovered. "Learning, changing, growing giving, and daring to be oneself, but always with love."
I cannot read this most personal journal without unbidden tears. It touches a chord deep inside, in some secret place that I hardly dare admit exists. Her dreams, her fears, her frustration, and her hope are part of every man and woman.
It might be well for all of us to take a little journey.
Table of Contents
Preface
The First Day
The Second Day
The Third Day
The Fourth Day
The Fifth Day
The Sixth Day
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Details
Binding: |
Paperback |
Copyright: |
1984 |
Printed: |
1984 |
Pages: |
126 |
Publisher: |
Review & Herald Publishing Association |
Condition: |
B |
