This
recently released autobiography deals extensively with matters of faith,
activism, and creation care.
This
story relates the experience of emigrating from Britain to rural Australia as a
young child. It chronicles my family’s
faith journey after leaving the church and their adventures in home education
and natural learning. It tells a story
of discovery in the Australian wilderness; of finding faith, and subsequent
journeys through environmental activism, evangelism, and relationships.
Follow
the author’s journey as he takes you into the wilderness, helps found a
political reform party, trains in non-violent direct action, and stands in the
dock in the Supreme Court as a litigant against the State. Travel with him back to the British
Isles, to Indonesia
under dictatorship, to the Cronulla race riots in Australia, and then back to his
mountain cabin in Tasmania.
This
is both a very personal story and an insider’s view of public life. It chronicles and critiques religious and
other fundamentalisms as they encounter the real world of human passions,
greed, and real politic.
Often
humorous, sometimes tragic, this is a very personal story of engaging with
public life, about finding the divine in odd places, about social conflict, and
about finding in the end those things that hold us together. It is about the
strange ways that love finds us. It is a story of finding home.
Finding Home
is available from Amazon, Barnes & Noble and all good e-book sellers.
It can also be puchased from the publisher Authorhouse UK.
Alternatively, your local book store can order it by quoting the following
ISBN: 978-1-4670-0136-6
