In A Traveler's Guide to the Kingdom, James Emery White offers his reflections on places of Christian significance around the world. From The Eagle and Child Pub in Oxford, England, where C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien and the other Inklings met, to the Billy Graham Library in Charlotte, North Carolina, to the Dachau Concentration Camp in Dachau, Germany, White offers insight and wit on a variety of topics relevant to Christian conversation. In these pages you'll embark on not a sight-seeing trip, but a life-shaping journey into Christ's own kingdom.

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Date:April 10, 2013

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Location:North Carolina

Age:45-54

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In this book White is sometimes tour guide, and theologian, and personal counselor and church historian and bible teacher. The book is a tour of 9 spiritual sites with White's insights. The transition from one role to another is not always very clear and it made the book choppy. My favorite chapters were the Iona Abbey "You are Spiritual" the Apartheid Museum "You are Called Into Community" and the Dachau Concentration Camp "You will have doubts."

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