Title: Seeing the sacred in the everyday
Product review: Some people would look at something and just see what is there. Molly Wolf has a way of seeing something and finding things behind and beyond it, things that speak of and to faith as it really is, full of bumps, bruises, dry spells and triumphs. From the first essay, "One Loud, Heroic Frog" to the last in the collection, "Kyrie Eleison (2)", each one offers an opportunity and an unspoken invitation to stop and look about, seeing God and grace in everyday things that we might just overlook."White China" is a continuation of Wolf's journey through life and faith. If you're looking for dogma, rules or "Do this and everything will be fine," this isn't the book for you. But if you're looking for one woman's experience that can serve as a window to a new way of seeing and experiencing faith, order this one now.
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