The Roundabout Way

The Roundabout Way is a quiet, deeply honest reflection on irreversible change, written for anyone navigating loss, leadership, faith, identity, or transition. Through lived experience, pastoral insight, and carefully observed moments-parking lots, hospital rooms, conference tables, quiet hallways-Quincy D. Brown names what most people feel but struggle to articulate: the disorientation that comes when what once worked no longer does.This book does not offer quick fixes or straight-line solutions. Instead, it invites readers to slow down, yield, and learn how to move forward when certainty fades and the map no longer applies. It explores the crossings we do not plan, the wildernesses we do not choose, and the steady transformation that happens not in dramatic moments, but in the long middle.For readers standing at an unfamiliar intersection, The Roundabout Way offers companionship, clarity, and permission to keep walking-even when the road curves.Quincy D. Brown is a pastor, leader, and writer whose work centers on faith, leadership, and navigating irreversible change. With years of experience guiding individuals and congregations through transition, he writes with clarity, humility, and attention to the quiet moments where transformation actually occurs. His reflections are shaped by lived experience, spiritual formation, and the long work of learning how to move forward when the road no longer runs straight. Quincy lives and serves in Snellville, Georgia, where he continues to explore what it means to lead, listen, and walk faithfully in changing seasons.

Pages: 112, Paperback, Parson's Porch