Down a Country Road: 52 Seasonal Readings

Down a Country Road

52 Seasonal Readings from out where the Sky springs Free

Wright is well-known for being a biographer of Charles H. Spurgeon. But this is his unique devotional, drawn from observations made in country living.  Some of his topics in Down A Country Road include:

– Winter Blues
– A Time to Gather Stones
– A Gloomy Day in Spring
– When Last Year’s Leaves Hang on
– Miracle of a Leaf
– Butterflies and Noxious Plants
– Guilt and Winter Holidays
– Farmer Ants
– Woodpecker Wounds
– Facing a Hurricane
– Message of the Mountains
– First Snow
– Travelling Mice
— and many more

About the Author

Eric E. Wright was born in Montreal and grew up in Toronto. God used a Billy Graham crusade to challenge his agnosticism. After his conversion, God redirected his priorities from forestry studies at the University of Toronto to preparation for missionary service at Columbia International University in South Carolina. It was there he met and married Mary Helen. They both served with International Christian Fellowship (SIM) in Pakistan for 18 years where Eric co-founded the Open Theological Seminary and wrote six self-teaching textbooks.

Upon return to Canada, Eric served nine years as pastor of Long Branch Baptist Church in Toronto and taught missions at Toronto Baptist Seminary. Since 1991 Eric has served as interim pastor of a number of churches in Ontario and focused on writing. Six of his books, including Church-No Spectator Sport and Revolutionary Forgiveness have been published. He edits the Fellowship Baptist, LINK magazine. Eric’s sense of God’s creative majesty infuses much of his writing as does a deep desire to inspire Christians to live lives that are both biblically sound and practically godly.

Eric and Mary Helen have three married children, all active in their churches, and nine grandchildren. He maintains a website to describe his writing ministry at: www.countrywindow.ca