The Making of Us

<p><strong>Beautiful Things Can Emerge from Life Not Going as Planned</strong></p><p>When life takes one too many unexpected turns do you find yourself saying I don't know who I am anymore? In the wake of shattered dreams do you wonder how you will keep going--and if you'll ever find purpose or joy again?</p><p>After infertility an international move and a professional change shook Sheridan Voysey's world he realized that he couldn't reconcile his expectations with the life he was living. Feeling lost he decided to pair his spiritual journey with a literal one: a hundred-mile pilgrimage along the northeast coast of England.</p><p>Inspired by the life and influence of the seventh-century monk Cuthbert Sheridan travelled on foot from the Holy Island of Lindisfarne to Durham. Taking his friend DJ along for the journey and keeping a journal by his side Sheridan discovered not resolution but peace. Not ambition but purpose. Not shouts of convictions but whispers of the presence of God.</p><p>In <em>The Making of Us</em> Sheridan invites us to join him as he walks along England's shores and we trace the borders of our own hearts. Part pilgrim's journal part call to reflection <em>The Making of Us</em> eloquently reminds us of the beauty of journeying into uncertainty the freedom of letting go and the wonder of losing our identity only to discover who we really are. </p>