No Man’s Land
In the third part of a series looking at people on the move, the Rev Richard Baxter highlights the importance of journeying with God.
IN the trench warfare of 1914-18, the worst place to be was in No Man’s Land.
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The gap between the front trenches of opposing armies was the most dangerous of places, and no-one stayed there longer than necessary. In No Man’s Land, it was hard to know if the greatest threat came from the enemy or the people in your own lines.
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