Will you do my eulogy? With those words, Mitch Albom begins his long-awaited return to non-fiction. His journey to honour the last request of a beloved clergyman ultimately leads him to rekindle his own long-ignored faith. Albom spends years exploring churches and synagogues, the suburbs and the city, the 'us' versus 'them' of religion. Slowly, he gravitates to an inner-city pastor of a crumbling church that houses the homeless, and is stunned at how similar belief can be. As his own beloved cleric slowly lets go, Albom writes his final farewell, having learned that a faithful heart comes in many forms and places.

In the Beginning...

SPRING

The Great Tradition of Running Away

Meet the Reb

A Little History

Life of Henry

The File on God

The House of Peace

The Daily Grind of Faith

Ritual

The End of Spring

SUMMER

The Things We Lose...

Community

A Little More History

The Greatest Question of All

Why War？

Happiness

The End of Summer

AUTUMN

Church

What Is Rich？

Church

Old

Church

A Good Marriage

Your Faith, My Faith

The Things We Find...

Thanksgiving

The End of Autumn

WINTER

Winter Solstice

Good and Evil

Life of Cass

Saying Sorry

The Moment of Truth

Heaven

Church

Goodbye

The Eulogy

... The Things We Leave Behind

Epilogue

Acknowledgments