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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. "Daniel Hertzler's deep wisdom and
dry wit shine through in this delightful book as he reflects upon
his thoughtfully lived life. The reader is freed to look at life in
fresh ways through this respected church leader's astute analysis
of his own life, the culture around him, and the Bible as it
relates to present realities." -Donna Mast, Conference Minister,
Allegheny Mennonite Conference "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
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