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Over the past sixty years, Richard Hodge has traveled to many corners of the world, experiencing moments that, at the time, seemed like nothing more than the ordinary unfolding of everyday life. Yet when he began sharing these stories with others, he realized that perhaps his life had been anything but ordinary.

In An Ordinary Life… well sort of, Hodge reflects on a lifetime of adventures, unexpected turns, and meaningful encounters that gradually revealed a deeper story beneath the surface. Through these experiences, he came to recognize how God had been present throughout his journey—even during the times when he failed to see it or struggled to believe.

Both reflective and engaging, this 238-page memoir invites readers to consider how the seemingly ordinary moments of life can reveal extraordinary meaning when viewed in hindsight.

Preface
Chapter 1 – The Early Years: Australia
Chapter 2 – Age 8 to High School
Chapter 3 – High School Years, Oh Boy!
Chapter 4 – Senior Year, at Last!
Chapter 5 – Katimavik
Chapter 6 – Harbour Breton: Post Katimavik
Chapter 7 – Cross-Country Hitchhike #1
Chapter 8 – Vancouver: My Early Twenties
Chapter 9 – Cross-Country Hitchhike #2
Chapter 10 – Summer 1985, Vancouver
Chapter 11 – First WOW Year
Chapter 12 – Toronto: Post WOW
Chapter 13 – Windsor
Chapter 14 – Second WOW Year
Chapter 15 – Louisville – Transition
Chapter 16 – Charlotte
Chapter 17 – Way Corps Training: Year One
Chapter 18 – Way Corps Training: Wichita
Chapter 19 – Way Corps Training: Year Two
Chapter 20 – Post Way Corps Training
Chapter 21 – We Become a Family!
Chapter 22 – Our Family Grows!
Epilogue

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