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Chasing Francis
- A Pilgrim's Tale
- Narrated by: Ian Morgan Cron
- Length: 7 hrs and 57 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Chase Falson has lost his faith – and he did it right in front of the congregation at this mega church. Now the elders want him to take some time away: far away. So Chase crosses the Atlantic to visit his uncle, a Franciscan priest, where he encounters the life and teachings of Francis of Assisi and rediscovers his ancient faith. Follow Chase’s spiritual journey in the footsteps of Francis, and then begin one of your own through the pilgrim’s guide included in this audio book. Come discover Francis, the first postmodern Christian.
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- Miss Lynne
- 25-10-2018
tender heartfelt search for the real Christianity.
Really relatable and easy to read story that conveys the myth of Francis into a truth of a man searching to serve Jesus, both Francis and Chase.
Ian is a great writer with a flare for the metaphor that brings humour to the telling of a easy narrative. very enjoyable Christian fiction. looking forward to the next one.
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- Kevin Mann
- 01-02-2020
Thankyou Chase
I needed that 🙏 something every person can benefit from a real story
Is all i can say a story that heals
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