Into the Canyon

A tragic event can be like a refining fire, burning away what was and producing something more pure--a clearer vision of what life should be. But for some, pain becomes paralysis.

When John Clarke gave his life to rescue two reckless kayakers decades ago, his death became a powerful catalyst for good in the life of one of the boys. Filled with gratitude, Jacob Fielding dedicated himself to living life to the fullest, guiding people on The River. But there was another brother who was rescued that day. The guilt and shame Billy Fielding carried after his reckless choice has colored every day since, even overshadowing the rich sacrifice John Clarke made.

John's now-grown son, Gabriel Clarke, has come back to The River. Thanks to Jacob's mentoring and the journal his father left behind, Gabriel has come to know and love The River's ways. Now face-to-face with Billy Fielding after all these years, Gabriel experiences anew the dual choices offered by The River: everlasting and abundant life . . . or death.

So much more than an allegory, this story will challenge readers to love deeply, forgive extravagantly, and live a life for the things that really matter.

Un eveniment tragic poate fi ca un foc de rafinare, care arde ceea ce era si produce ceva mai pur - o viziune mai clara a ceea ce ar trebui sa fie viata. Dar, pentru unii, durerea devine paralizie. Cand John Clarke si-a dat viata pentru a salva doi caiacisti nesabuiti in urma cu zeci de ani, moartea sa a devenit un puternic catalizator pentru bine in viata unuia dintre baieti.