It is clear that the book is far more than just an account of the walk itself. Drawing on her religious background, knowledge of the Church and of the Bible, Sylvia has described in great detail how the idea of the walk came about and how she prepared for it. She also demonstrates great skill in putting the idea of the walk in a historical context, using practical examples to show how different individuals throughout time have used  being barefooted to demonstrate their own status as a contrast to those around them. Sylvia has used appropriate quotations from the Bible to reinforce these different points 

The second part of the book is given over to Sylvia’s thoughts and feelings in the period of time leading up to the walk.  Clearly the walk was a bold undertaking but, having got to know Sylvia whilst helping in the production of her first book, she is a determined person and, when reading through the initial part of the story, I had no doubts that she would achieve her personal goal.  It can be argued that the successful culmination of this project is a message and a beacon to other people who have similar aims and ambitions – with planning, patience and determination, goals can be achieved and dreams can come true.

PART 1

Introduction

Gratitude

Review

What is a Dream?

What does science say about Dreams?

Old Testament examples

New Testament examples

Modern Day examples

How do we turn Dream into vision and vision into mission

PART TWO

My Barefoot walking Dream

My second Barefoot Dream

Reflecing on both Dreams

Background to the Walk

Preparation for the Walk

Peoples' responses to the Walk

My Barefoot Walk

Reflective thoughts countdown to the Walk

Final thoughts