The Bend in the River
The Bend in the River by Jacqueline A. Baldwin, published by Green Heart Living Press in 2024, is a reflective memoir that explores the author’s profound connection to the Connecticut River. Spanning 95 pages, this edition delves into Baldwin’s journey of segment-paddling the entire 410 miles of the river, a quest that began in her childhood and culminated in a transformative experience. Through her narrative, she shares insights on healing, forgiveness, and her spiritual growth.
Readers will find a personal account that intertwines themes of Christian living and spirituality, as Baldwin recounts her adventures along the river. The memoir not only highlights her physical journey but also emphasizes the emotional and spiritual revelations she encountered. With a focus on regional U.S. experiences, particularly in New England, The Bend in the River invites readers to reflect on their own connections to nature and faith.
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“Since she was a young child, author Jacqueline A. Baldwin has felt drawn to the river. In 2018, she set out on a course to segment-paddle the entire 410 miles of the Connecticut River from ‘source to sea.’ On this journey, she has found healing, forgiveness, and a deeper connection with God, which she shares in the pages of The Bend in the River”–Back cover.
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