Reconciliation memoir~True Story of Cultural vs. Biblical Values
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About Peter F Snyder - Author
Author Bio
Peter Snyder writes about times and places where faith, family, history, and personal experience intersect. His work is shaped not only by what he has studied, but by a lifetime of living through the very questions he now invites others to consider.
Over the years, Peter has worn many hats. He has worked as an architect, creating homes, churches, medical facilities, and commercial buildings. He has taught fourth-grade boys in Sunday school for more than three decades, helping young people build a foundation of faith that would guide them long after childhood. He has been an artist, a sailor, a hang glider pilot, a Civil War reenactor, and a lifelong student of genealogy and American history. Each experience has added another dimension to the perspective he brings to his writing.
His interest in family history led him to discover ancestors who fought on opposite sides of the American Civil War, opening the door to years of historical research and a deeper understanding of how the choices of one generation continue to influence those that follow. That journey became one of the foundations for My American Heritage, where personal memoir, historical reflection, and spiritual conviction come together to explore the unseen forces that shape individuals and nations.
Peter's writing is rooted in the belief that history is more than a record of past events. It is a teacher. Through stories drawn from his own life and lives of those who came before him, he encourages readers to think beyond today's headlines and consider the lasting influence of faith, character, family, and personal responsibility.
After surviving a life-threatening heart event, Peter felt an even greater sense of urgency to preserve the lessons he had learned throughout his life. Writing became more than simply recording memories. It became a way to pass forward experiences, convictions, and truths that he hopes will encourage future generations to think carefully about the legacy they are building.
When he is not writing, Peter enjoys painting, planning Bible studies, spending time on the water, and continuing to explore the relationship between history, Scripture, and the enduring principles that strengthen families and communities.
Whether through his books, essays, interviews, or artwork, Peter's goal remains the same: to encourage thoughtful reflection, meaningful conversation, and a deeper appreciation for the foundations that quietly shape our lives.
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