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All the Way In
- A Story of Activism, Incarceration, and Organic Farming (Ecology and Justice)
- Narrated by: Jeanne Clark OP
- Length: 4 hrs and 32 mins
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All the Way In
Narrated by:
Jeanne Clark OP
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Publisher's Summary
The inspiring story of one Dominican sister's ongoing journey in religious life, moving from conventional ministries to a growing engagement with nonviolent witness, peace activism, and antinuclear resistance (including arrest and trial), and care for the Earth.
Jeanne Clark is the founder of Homecoming Farm on Long Island. The book was developed and produced by Carole Sargent, with Timothy Casey. The audiobook was recorded at WRHU FM, Radio Hofstra University, with Meredith Frank and John T. Mullen.
©2023 Jeanne Clark OP (P)2023 Jeanne Clark OP
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