Description
As a newborn, John Freeman was abandoned outside a Zanesville, Ohio, hospital by a desperate mother. He spent his early years inquisitively exploring how things worked, from electric lamps, to car engines, to the world at large, and sometimes with surprising results. As the years passed, he started questioning his place in the world. Tragic loss and the kindness of strangers led him into a Conservative Mennonite church. Despite feeling at home there, the mystery of his birth haunted him until he set out to find answers, a search that would eventually take him across the ocean. Written in an approachable, common style, and filled with curiosity and humor, John's autobiography is flush with amusing vignettes and deep reflections.
281 pages, softcover - Published 2022 By Acorn Publishing (Cory & Jennifer Anderson of Millersburg, OH)