Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2019
Abstract
Excerpt: "The first step into something new often looks like trust, not clarity. I began to discover the meaning of those words when I packed up everything I owned and moved from Oregon to the jungles of Vanuatu. Never heard of it? Neither had I when my pastor invited me to go. "It will be great," he said. "You'll be teaching a group of college-aged students who come from all over the country to learn." Impulsive, in my early twenties, and evidently ready for adventure, I said yes, then hurried to the store to pick up a map. I spent forty-five minutes searching for Vanuatu. Assuming it was in Africa, my eyes scoured the continent. Finally, I realized Vanuatu is nowhere near Africa. It's a group of eighty-two islands in the South Pacific, about 750 miles from Fiji. Still totally clueless, I said my goodbyes and got on a plane, about to begin one of the most exciting and unforgettable seasons of my life."
Recommended Citation
Done, Dominic, "Knowing We Don't Know (Chapter One of When Faith Fails)" (2019). Faculty Publications - George Fox School of Theology. 348.
https://digitalcommons.georgefox.edu/ccs/348
Comments
Taken from When Faith Fails: Finding God in the Shadow of Doubt by Dominic Done, Copyright © 2019 by Dominic Done.
ISBN: 978-1400207763
Used by permission of Thomas Nelson. www.thomasnelson.com