Traveling the Way
In Traveling the Way, Cleon finds his life as the slave of Marcus Vitruvius hopeless. Unfortunately, Marcus Vitruvius displayed his terrible temper and disagreeableness regularly.
Running away did not turn out quite as Cleon had expected at first. A home is not a home unless one is loved and accepted there. Could Cleon find a home? And if he could, would he win the love of the family he found?
Along with the racial prejudices that Cleon came up against, he also had to make the choice of which religion he’d follow. Pagan, Jew, Christian – he found them all to be mixed up. Who was right?
- A wonderful story of forgiveness and redemption, this narrative poignantly shares the healing power of Jesus’ love.
