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Traveling by a Different Way…and Discovering God Along the Road.

What happens when everything you took for granted—your routines, your church, your sense of safety—suddenly disappears?

In this luminous and deeply comforting collection, Fr. Joel W. Huffstetler, rector of St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Cleveland, Tennessee, invites us to see life's upheavals through the steady light of grace. Preached during the pandemic and refined for readers everywhere, these thirty-six meditations remind us that even in the hardest seasons, God is quietly shaping us for something new.

With wit, warmth, and pastoral wisdom, Huffstetler draws on Scripture and real-life moments to explore:

How disruption can open the door to spiritual renewal Why faith often begins where certainty ends What it means to love, trust, and serve in a divided world How to recognize "silver linings in the cloud"

Both timeless and timely, Traveling by a Different Way speaks to anyone who's ever felt disoriented and wondered how to find their way back to peace. It's a book to read slowly, to return to often, and to share with anyone longing for hope that feels both honest and hard-won.