Discoveries: Finding Homes, Networks, Identities, and Outreach

Leo Driedger's final book, a memoir, covers a life from growing up in Saskatchewan to his numerous academic activities and work in his communities. It also includes two articles, 'Nonviolence and Civil Disobedience: Acceptable and Non-Acceptable Forms of Witness' and 'Native Rebellion and Mennonite Invasion: An Examination of Two Canadian River Valleys', written by Driedger in 1966 and 1972, respectively. "It is the story of a young man who grew up on a farm in Saskatchewan, dropped out of high school, and then returned to education and set his sights on the broader world. he became a professor and published twenty book (including this one). He showed commitment to his faith through his work and living a life of authenticity and promoting social justice. It is also the story of man who was eminently curious about the world and constantly learning." - Diane Driedger, Introduction.