Most Rev. Joseph W. Estabrook

No Atheists In Foxholes

“in Foxholes, is full of reflections and prayers that are both insightful and profound. As he shares his journey from Camp David to Iraq, he presents us with a fascinating dialectic between his lived experiences and the reflective prayers that flow from them. The insights that emerge come from his looking at what is happening to him and those around him through the eyes of Faith. His insights almost inadvertently challenge and expand the minds and hearts of those who read them. McLaughlin has a way of connecting us together and reminding us that none of us are alone on our individual journeys. We are always a family who journey together and who are fathered and guided by God himself.”