Includes Caroline Kurtz’s award-winning memoir A Road Called Down on Both Sides, Winner of the Presbyterian Writers Guild’s Best First Book Award, and her follow-up memoir Today is Tomorrow

In A ROAD CALLED DOWN ON BOTH SIDES, Caroline explores her childhood in the remote mountains of Maji, Ethiopia in the 1950s, raised by missionary parents. After struggling to find ＂home＂ in the United States, Caroline returns to her beloved Maji as an adult to teach, only to realize it may have been better just to treasure the memories.

In TODAY IS TOMORROW, Caroline and her husband begin working with civil war refugees in South Sudan and Kenya. Plagued by the ghosts of her past, a failing marriage, and a deep sense of self-inefficacy, Caroline battles with the impact of her work, and finds extraordinary grace within a war-torn people.