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At Home in Mitford Study Guide

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by Jan Karon
About 67 pages (20,041 words)

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At Home in Mitford Study Guide consists of approx. 67 pages of summaries and analysis on At Home in Mitford by Jan Karon. Browse the literature study guide below:

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Father Tim lives in the beautiful small town of Mitford, North Carolina. Pastor to a flock of 200, he seems to be burning out and has written to the bishop to request a leave. The bishop responds, asking Tim to take his time with the decision, trying a bit longer to find what he needs. Father Tim wants nothing more than to be of service, to make a difference, and he does not think that he accomplishes this. Father Tim is also lonely. There are times he imagines a wife by his side, to share company and the small matters of everyday. Emma Garrett, his faithful secretary worries about him and has often suggested he get a dog, a cat, or even a bird. Father Tim never really considered it, until a large black dog the size of a Buick, according to Emma, begins to follow him though town, ac... (read more)
      Chapters 1-4: Barnabas, A Dubious Gift, New Possibilities, Company Stew
      Chapters 5-8 The Big Six-0, Dooley, The One for the Job, Golden Days
      Chapters 9-12: Neighbors, A Grand Feast, A White Thanksgiving, An Empty Vessel
      Chapters 13-16, Issues of the Heart, Absalom, My Son, The Finest Sermon, A Sure Reward
      Chapters 17-20; A Surprising Question, Something To Talk About, A Love Story, Baxter Park
      Chapters 21-24: The Bells, A High Command, Homecoming, In New Life

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