Faces of Faith

About the Book

In Faces of Faith: Reflections in a Rearview Mirror, David Fly writes, “A few years ago, I noticed that automakers had come up with the line I’ve looked for all my life. They put it on the rearview mirror on the passenger side. ‘Objects in the mirror are closer than they appear.’ That’s the way it is with my family. They are the faces in my rearview mirror. Telling stories about them has brought them closer, has taught me who I am and where I belong, and has revealed the Spirit of God. If I didn’t tell those stories again, I would miss them terribly. That’s what this book is all about.”

About the Author

DAVID FLY is a storyteller who translates the rich experiences of his journey into stories that help us see the extraordinary in the everydayness of our lives. He understands well what Peter Berger spoke of as “the comic relief of redemption.” Since his retirement, Fly has been in demand as a preacher, teacher, and conference leader. A professional clown before his ordination to the Episcopal priesthood in 1966, he has served in urban, suburban, rural, and campus ministries throughout the Midwest. His most recent book is MY LIFE UNDER THE BIG TOP – REFLECTIONS OF A COMIC, CLOWN, AND PRIEST, XLIBRIS, 2017.