Stranger In The Midst: A Memoir Of Spiritual Discovery

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Basic Books, Feb 20, 1997 - Religion - 250 pages
Nan Fink converted to Judaism at midlife. Her decision to convert was neither logical nor linear; it had its roots in experiences as diverse as exploring the creek near her childhood home and protesting the Vietnam War. But once she converted, she found that adopting this new identity was far more difficult than she had anticipated. This finely nuanced work explores the uncertainty, the pain, and the joy that accompany major life changes. Told with great candor and insight, Stranger in the Midst is an inspiration for all who seek spiritual wholeness.

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