The Back Forty: Reflections from Forty Years of Tending the Land in Quaker Community

In stories and poems, Lloyd Guindon reflects on life, family, and what he has learned from the land. He writes of growing up in a small Midwest Quaker community and serving as groundskeeper at Pendle Hill, of births and deaths, of the seasons, and of the sacramental moments in life. His ministry of tending the land has grounded Pendle Hill and its students, staff, and visitors for forty years. With an introduction by Doug Gwyn.

Pendle Hill Pamphlet #496