By writing letters to one another, three men learned how to share ever-deeper feelings. They stretched one another to find more honest ways into intimate conversations with their parents, sons and daughters, wives, and friends. Through their letters they developed an accountability, challenging each other to acknowledge ‘stuck’ places and move past them. Their letters are filled with humor, dreams, stories of wounds from their upbringing, and poignant heart-warming stories. Readers of this book will discover ways to enrich their own relationships.
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David Mann graduated from UC Berkeley in engineering during the tumultuous sixties. He then earned an MDiv from Union Theological Seminary in NYC and became active in civil rights work before being ordained as a UCC minister. He went on to focus on community organizing with PICO, a faith-based national network. David has taught courses on community organizing in at the Graduate Theological Union, then recently at Pomona College, where he co-taught religion, ethics, and social practice. Now a potter, David lives in Claremont, California with his wife, Penelope, and has two adult children and four grandchildren.
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