Steeple Chase
Steeple Chase by Jeff Hagen, published by Pfeifer-Hamilton Publishers in 1997, is a 97-page exploration of the heartland heritage of the United States. This edition presents a unique perspective through the eyes of a traveling artist who discovers the beauty of small churches and the communities surrounding them. Hagen’s whimsical pastel drawings complement his narratives, offering a visual and literary journey that reflects the faith and traditions of the regions he visits.
Readers will find a blend of history and personal storytelling as Hagen shares moving accounts of pioneer determination and the simple life lived in harmony with God. The book touches on themes of religion and travel, inviting an appreciation for the spirit of congregations and the character of their spaces. Through his essays and travelogues, Hagen encourages a deeper connection to the values and experiences that shape the Midwest, making this work a thoughtful reflection on community and faith.
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A traveling artist finds Amazing Graces in small places. From vine-covered churches to hand-hewn log chapes, Jeff Hagen presents a charming celebration of our heartland heritage. His whimsical pastel drawings capture the character of each church and the spirit of its congregation, inviting readers to experience the faith shared by their ancestors. Jeff’s moving stories of pioneer determination will restore even the most determined skeptic’s belief in the blessings of a simple life lived in harmony with God.
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