In Whose Image?

In this book, Julia Fullerton tells of the struggle she has undergone and is still undergoing from a narrow, fundamentalist upbringing to becoming who she is today. Her struggle, though common to all, is distinctly unique to her. She tells her story simply, with heartrending honesty. It is poignant, raw, and sensitive without becoming maudlin, or overly dramatic.Julia''s first book, Navigating the Impasse told parts of her story in a series of short allegorical cameos. This book tells it more thoroughly, as narrative. Her love of scripture is evident throughout the book, as is her willingness to travel down the rabbit warrens her thoughts, and ponderings take her as far as she can. In this book, Julia invites you to follow her on her meanderings, but more than that, she encourages you to find your own pathways to your own discovery of self to your own unique expression of and relationship with God.