When burned-out American pastor David Juliano walks forty-seven miles of England's Peak Wesley Way, he discovers that pilgrimage is less about finding answers and more about putting one blistered foot in front of the other. Written with Bill Bryson's wit and a pastor's soul, Walking the Edges is a love letter to Methodist chapels, Peak District villages, and the stubborn beauty of faithful people keeping tradition alive even as the culture abandons them. Whether you're a walker, a Methodist, or simply someone who's ever felt stuck, this memoir proves that sometimes the path forward is literal - and surprisingly full of grace.