Wednesday, June 17, 2009

Muddy Shoes


This is a book I particularly enjoyed reading – especially because it opens a world “within” our world which we usually only get to see from the outside. Also it has been written with a lot of love for the people working on the racetracks. Here is a description of the content from the Amazon website:

This story is the true story of a farmer who turned American Baptist minister and ended up a missionary to the race track "trackers" and how he also became a missionary from the racetrack to the churches. God's love within a country boy helped a subculture usually rejected by their communities find God in language they could understand.

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