Wanderlost: Stories from the Winding Road Toward Significance by Sims, Jacob

Wanderlost: Stories from the Winding Road Toward Significance (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781785359774)

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Format: Paperback
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Wanderlost: Stories from the Winding Road Toward Significance by Sims, Jacob

Wanderlost: Stories from the Winding Road Toward Significance

$21.95
Wanderlost: Stories from the Winding Road Toward Significance by Sims, Jacob

Wanderlost: Stories from the Winding Road Toward Significance

$21.95
Format: Paperback
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'WanderLOSTis a beautiful story, a tremendous global-adventure kind of story...Sims asks all the right questions. He gently invites you to ask them with him. He travels the world and brings you along. He offers the hope he has found with a humility that invites you to ponder with him where you have found hope.' Shane Claiborne, author, activist

This exuberant coming of age story charts one millennial's decades-long globetrotting adventure in pursuit of meaning, significance, and belonging. With each intriguing anecdote, harrowing encounter, and entertaining mishap the author challenges readers to reckon with accepted notions of freedom and identity.

Sims expertly melds memoir with moral philosophy as he weighs the costs of a life in pursuit of liberty and happiness. In the void left from this path, WanderLOST offers readers glimpses of wholeness in the deeper journey of learning to love.'



Author: Jacob Sims
ISBN-10: 1785359770
ISBN-13: 9781785359774
Publisher: Circle Books
Language: English
Published: 04/01/2023
Pages: 256
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.80lbs
Size: 8.50h x 5.40w x 0.80d
By Jacob Sims
By Jacob Sims
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Jacob Sims currently serves as Country Director of International Justice Mission (IJM) Cambodia where he leads a team of investigators, lawyers, social workers, programmatic and operational staff in the fight against violent labor exploitation. Concurrently with his role at IJM, he serves as a Non-Resident Fellow at Duke University's Center for Reconciliation, a leading institute bridging the worlds of research and practice in the global peace-building and justice space. Sims is frequently drawn upon for expert commentary on various human rights and global development challenges. His analysis has featured recently in The Economist, The Guardian, Forbes, The LA Times, Al Jazeera, VICE World News, Sydney Morning Herald, ProPublica, The American Interest, Plough, The Hill, and World News Group amongst many others.

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