Three hundred acres of prime Ozark hills and "hollers"?

   Distribution point for a bi-monthly magazine, a quarterly book club, and a unique, one-of-a-kind program that gives away used books?

   Home of a research library for scholars of the Church and a catalog bookstore which eschews "best sellers"?

   Site of a seventy-five year old dairy barn and its clone?

   A chapel that is open for prayer around the clock and around the calendar, and a cemetery where anybody who has had any positive connection with Hillspeak can be buried at no cost for the grave site?

   A cluster of homes and guesthouses?

   An eons old hill called Grindstone Mountain?

   A panoramic view that extends across hill and dale into two towns and the next state?

   It is all of these and yet more than the sum of these:  It is a bastion of the "faith once delivered" and a touchstone; a state of mind.
 

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Episcopal Book Club