While journeying through Germany and Poland on a two-week travel course through infamous locales, Lindsay Gordon documented her observations, thoughts, and emotions in a daily poetry journal. While she rode trains, sat in cafes, and walked historic pathways, she explored the themes of nationalism and remembrance, both individually and with her cohort.
Lindsay Gordon invites readers to trek alongside her on this pilgrimage and wrestle with the past, present, and future together. What lessons can we learn from these places of darkness? How do we confront the past while looking toward the future with hope? If we willingly accept the trial, can we emerge back into the light finding ourselves wiser, kinder, and more equipped to confront injustice? Pilgrimage to the Pit is a summons to join Gordon through each day of reflection, pain, and growth, and see how the journey might transform you, too.
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Lindsay Gordon is a seminarian, singer, dog mom, and cancer survivor. After growing up in Chicagoland with a love of reading and writing, she received her Bachelor's degree in English Education from Olivet Nazarene University. Lindsay is now pursuing her Master of Divinity and Master of Arts in Christian Education and Formation degrees at Princeton Theological Seminary. Her areas of interest include chaplaincy, liberation and feminist theologies, and the Hebrew Bible. When she is not writing or studying, you can find her in the forest or the mountains with her husband, Lex, and her dog, Rocket. Now that she is a New Jersey resident, you can frequently find her at the shore. As an extrovert, Lindsay loves connecting with different people. You can find her and her upcoming work on Instagram @linesbylinds, or at linesbylinds.com.
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