Sawdust and Soul
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An American ethicist and a South African theologian reflect on their work with wood and how it has helped them find creativity and meaning in experiences of both loss and transformation. Through their friendship, correspondence, and work together they have developed a rich narrative about the way this craftwork has shaped their relationships with family, friends, and their natural environment. Their conversation invites both craftspeople and religious seekers to join them on a spiritual journey toward fresh insight and inspiration.The title and subtitle are exactly right. This is A Conversation about Woodworking and Spirituality in which sawdust flies in all directions, but the soul also takes wings. So, reader, prepare to pause often to reflect on your own life journey as you listen to Everetts and de Gruchys. This is wisdom beautifully communicated. The added poetry, illustrations, and photos only enhance it.--Larry Rasmussen, Reinhold Niebuhr Professor Emeritus of Social Ethics, Union Theological Seminary, New York City, NYThis absorbing and often moving conversation about friendship, faith, and the woodworkers craft invites us to explore the inner journeys that accompany the working and shaping of wood. The obvious joy of the authors in their soul-deepening craft will strike an immediate chord with fellow woodworkers--and invite some who have not yet felt the warm texture of newly planed wood grain under their fingers to go out and buy their first tools.--Peter Storey, Distinguished Professor Emeritus of the Practice of Christian Ministry, Duke Divinity School, Durham, NCIn Sawdust and Soul, I felt like I was standing across a workbench from two friends reminiscing, philosophizing, and reflecting about woodworking--the influence it has on their lives and their relationship. The journey I experienced with Bill and John resonates with my own.--Gregory Paolini, Director of Operations, Gregory Paolini Design LLC, World Class Woodworking,
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