A Paper Route is Good for the Soul
This book is a collection of autobiographical essays written over a period of a number of years. There is no connecting theme to the essays, nor any sequential order a common thread is the easy reading style of Case and his subtle humor which is generously woven throughout.

In this work, Case’s writings are reflections, memories and observations regarding his experiences with church, family, and community. They also also provide an accurate and enlightening history of the midwest and culture during the time period of the mid to late 20th century.

Author
Riley B. Case gardens, sells books and postcards, chairs the board of the Kokomo Rescue Mission, is an associate director and writes for the Confessing Movement, an evangelical renewal group in the United Methodist Church, and tries to keep up with grandchildren.

In an earlier life he graduated from Taylor University, Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary (M.Div.), and Northwestern University (M.A.). He has an honorary degree (D.D.) from Taylor University. He served for 43 years as a pastor in the North Indiana Conference of the United Methodist Church. Six of those years were as a district superintendent in the Marion District. The last ten years before retirement he pastored St. Luke’s United Methodist Church in Kokomo. He was a delegate to United Methodism’s General Conference on five different occasions.

ISBN: 978-1-60920-003-9
Release Date: June 14, 2010
Pages: 188
Keywords: Family, relationships, religion: Christian, family; History: US, State & Local - Midwest
Audience Level: Adult
Genres: Family, adult, Christian, midwest history
Price: $12.95