Two books written from a log house on a country road east of Toronto, where Eric and Mary Helen Wright traded a suburban split-level for crickets in the bedroom and thunder on the ridges.
Through a Country Window
Inspiring stories from out where the sky springs free · revised third edition
What happens when a farm girl from South Carolina and a city boy from Toronto trade their suburban split-level for a log house in the country? Crazy craft on the Ganaraska River, live theatre in a barnyard, crickets in the bedroom, romance in a snowstorm — and, running underneath all of it, a rediscovery of the creative majesty of God. 264 pages, forty photographs.
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Down a Country Road
Lessons from the seasons of His creation
Short devotions that take the turning year as their text: spring flowers and resurrection hope, summer warmth and steady provision, autumn leaves and surrender, the particular silence of winter. Eric Wright’s gift here is for noticing what the rest of us walk past — a singing bird, a butterfly, a snow-covered field — and showing quietly where it points.