Trinity Trail

by Jeffrey Stone

Jeff Stone isn’t searching for faith. A near-lapsed Catholic with a skeptic’s mind, he attends church out of dash of habit and a touch of obligation, filling the dull moments by thumbing through a borrowed Bible. But when the passages he randomly selects begin mirroring the day’s Scripture, coincidence feels less like chance and more like a challenge. As strange happenings accumulate, Jeff embarks on a journey to make sense of it all—questioning belief, doubt, and the unseen forces that shape our lives.

With sharp wit, raw honesty, and a touch of irreverence, Trinity Trail is a memoir of midlife reckoning, a search for meaning in the ordinary, and an invitation to listen when the universe whispers (or shouts) in your direction.

81 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 19, 2026

Reviews

[Sarah Ward · Rating 4 out of 5]

Jeffery Stone's highly readable style and refreshing sense of humor make this an entertaining read for believers and non-believers alike. As a heathen who grew up in the Catholic church but hasn't believed in a long time, I also found some parts of this book educational. The discussion of Judas and the different viewpoints about his role in Jesus' death was particularly interesting to me. Stone is a strong writer and his prose is contemplative, sometimes playful, and delightfully down to earth.

[Adrianne · Rating 5 out of 5]

So Relatable!

A great, quick read for anyone that’s been in the position of questioning their faith. And a reassurance that it’s not always as it seems.