Peter Snow grew up in England during WWII. As a member of St. John's College, Cambridge, he studied academic theology and graduated with both a bachelor's and a master's degree in the subject. He was ordained a priest of the Church of England in Birmingham, where he served as a parish priest.Snow moved to the United States with his family in 1967 and has subsequently served churches in Santa Barbara, California; Jackson Hole, Wyoming; and Redmond and Mukilteo, Washington. While in Southern California, the author experienced the full force of the Cultural Revolution during the early seventies and subsequently helped develop alcohol treatment programs, battered women's protection and assistance programs, and posttraumatic stress studies. He also worked on minority youth issues and youth ministries. He presently resides with his wife in Seattle, Washington.
"Sister Dorothy-Anne Kiest, LSSC. Mother Guardian, The Little Sisters of St. Clare I found that this book is like none other. The author has connected the dots, complete with a lively exploration of the time, events and the responses of real men and women who gathered around Jesus and those who sought to destroy him. I felt a deep ""yes"" in response. Sam Magill: Author, Poet, Corporate Leadership Consultant Peter Snow transports us to walk down the road with Jesus' disciples. Readers are treated to living as if the dust of ancient Palestine is on their own feet. If you have ever longed to walk the road with Jesus, read this now."