Description
When an American pastor reaches breaking point after ten years in the same church, he doesn't book a therapist—he books a flight to England and sets out to walk forty-seven miles through the Peak District.
Walking the Edges chronicles six days on the Peak Wesley Way, a historic pilgrimage route through some of England's most stunning countryside. Part travel memoir, part spiritual reckoning, this is a story about what happens when you trade the pressure of performance for the simple rhythm of one foot in front of the other.
Combines accessible travel writing with honest personal reflection on burnout, midlife crisis and spiritual renewal. Universal themes are infused with local colour. While rooted in Peak District landscapes and Methodist history the themes resonate across denominations and spiritual traditions.
Walking the Edges has crossover appeal beyond religious audiences and taps into growing interest in walking holidays and pilgrimage routes.