Sylvia Dickey Smith’s wilderness wandering started in 1981 when her father died suddenly and unexpectedly. For several years, she felt abandoned by the God that she had faithfully served for decades, both in the U.S. as the wife of a pastor, and on the island of Trinidad, West Indies as a foreign missionary. Later, as the healing came, she made an important discovery. Wilderness is a mighty sacred place. In “Sacred Lessons from Wilderness Wandering,” she shares with the reader a few lessons she learned along the way.
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