Poet in the Wilderness
Recent years have brought about a crisis of faith for many who have grown up Evangelical.
Rachel Freeman is one of those individuals.
Striking out into the wilderness of liminal space has been disorienting, but she has used poetry as a deconstruction and regrowth tool. Through the writings in this book she has worked to exhume the truth buried in the Bible, to clear away the dirt heaped upon us, to sort through what relics do not hold value, and to polish the gems she discovered along the way.
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Recent years have brought about a crisis of faith for many who have grown up Evangelical.
Rachel Freeman is one of those individuals.
Striking out into the wilderness of liminal space has been disorienting, but she has used poetry as a deconstruction and regrowth tool. Through the writings in this book she has worked to exhume the truth buried in the Bible, to clear away the dirt heaped upon us, to sort through what relics do not hold value, and to polish the gems she discovered along the way.
To order through Amazon follow this link. (all Amazon sales return royalties to the author and advertising dollars to the publisher)
Recent years have brought about a crisis of faith for many who have grown up Evangelical.
Rachel Freeman is one of those individuals.
Striking out into the wilderness of liminal space has been disorienting, but she has used poetry as a deconstruction and regrowth tool. Through the writings in this book she has worked to exhume the truth buried in the Bible, to clear away the dirt heaped upon us, to sort through what relics do not hold value, and to polish the gems she discovered along the way.
To order through Amazon follow this link. (all Amazon sales return royalties to the author and advertising dollars to the publisher)
Rachel Freeman lives and writes in Southern Ontario with her husband, two children, and a couple of cats.