Journey with the author as he toils as a child in the cotton fields of AR., mourns the loss of a child to illness or is uplifted by the soul-moving hymns in a rural Missouri Mennonite church.
“Sometimes we are not shielded from tragedy and pain, however if we turn our faces to God, we receive unexpected blessings, love and care.”
A graduate of Goshen College, Goshen Biblical Seminary, and holding a Ph.D in psychology, Yoder’s career included teaching, clergy and psychologist.
The author James D. Yoder, 90, lives in N. Newton, KS.