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This book
is one part theological reflection, one part memoir, one part critique
of American transportation plus various other observations on this and
that. "Those
who have read Hertzler’s provocative editorials and articles over the
years have come to expect reasoned arguments, sharp wit, candor,
biblical studies, and prophetic edge. This memoir does not disappoint."
—John Sharp,
Author, A School on the Prairie: A Centennial History of
Hesston College, 1909-2009 "For
decades Dan Hertzler was the dean of Mennonite journalism. Now, with
vision undimmed and prose still deft and spare, he looks back on the
coordinates of a life well-lived—faith . . . hearth . . . gardening . .
. even the value of an inherited shovel." —Wally Kroeker, Editor, The
Marketplace "Dan has once again
offered us words that are modest, truthful, engaging, and wise." —David B. Miller,Associate
Professor of Missional Leadership Development, Anabaptist Mennonite
Biblical Seminary, in the Foreword Market: All
readers drawn to candid, unvarnished meditations on the journey of life
and faith from a veteran editor and writer whose insights continue to
inspire thought and sometimes provoke laughter. Publisher: Cascadia
Publishing House LLC
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