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Carl Hershey was born into the centuries old Mennonite community in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. He was raised on a family farm and grew in his understanding of the past and its interconnected elements of family, faith, and farming. At the age of thirty-two, when all that remained of his life was a façade, he was forced to question the entirety of his previous understanding.
He emerged with a universal awareness of the spiritual impact fathers have upon the lives of their children, and especially upon their sons. He recognized sins of the fathers, male lineages of families, and paternal transfers of spiritual bondage. In the heart of his personal struggle, he returned to the father of his childhood to search for healing and separation from the past. He also returned to his mother’s grave to grieve.
Carl is passionate about the importance of a father’s life to the life of a child.

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Will leave on bench near pier.