John Journey returns from a trip to the eastern colonies to find their homestead under attack, and their home on fire. Wounded in battle, the last thing he sees before becoming unconscious is his wife, Rebecca, falling to the report of a rifle and his son being taken captive. As John runs his fingers over the tombstone etched with Rebecca's name, will vengeance or faith rule his heart as he seeks to rescue his son? A Journey's End, book four of the Journeys of Faith series, confronts us with the brevity and uncertainty of life. It challenges us to embrace the love of God and the love of family. A Journeys End calls our heart back to home.
About the Author: About the Author: "It's not good to raise a son on the railroad," Gary's mother used to say, "It puts rambling in their shoes." Working for the MK&T railroad, (or the Katy as it was more commonly called) Gary's father and mother, Glenn and Delores Humphrey, lived in a railroad work car. They rumbled down the tracks from one railroad town to another and while side tracked in Franklin, Missouri their second son, Gary, was born. Gary said of himself, "I was born a railroad bum and have been a bum ever since." Writing, yarning, and rambling have always been a passion for Gary. As a youngster he wrote short stories about those 'regions beyond' that captured his imagination. Two years after his conversion to Christ, Gary felt the call of God to the mission fields of the world. His missionary evangelism journeys took him to such divergent cultures as the native people of Alaska, the busy city of Hong Kong, the crowded cities of Taiwan, the dusty cities of Mexico, and the poverty of the Philippines. He supported his "mission's habit" working at various jobs such as: farming, logging, driving a truck, operating heavy equipment and working as a carpenter. Mixing his love for history with the characters he met in his travels and work, Gary, brings them together on the pages of his books. Ministry was never dull for Gary. He's been tracked by a grizzly bear, stranded on the Yukon River, plane wrecked, threatened with being shot, confronted by a gang, and surrounded by Muslim guerrillas. Through it all, he never lost his passion for telling other people about the greatest adventure of all; that of knowing Jesus Christ as their personal savior. It is his fervent desire that those who read his books have their faith challenged to begin rambling the rails of their own journeys of faith.