Rugged Terrain Cedar Walking Stick - Plain
Rugged Terrain Cedar Walking Stick - Plain
What Size Do I Need?
What Size Do I Need?
• 36” → Kids 4’ & under
• 48” → Adults 4’10”–5’5”
• 55” → Adults 5’5”–6’0”
• 60” → Adults 6’0” +
• 72” → Novelty Moses staff
On the border? Not a problem; your elbows give you lots of range.
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Our Heritage: Cold-Forged in Upstate New York Winters
As a boy, I helped my father, Paul, cut and haul firewood logs from the woods, sometimes in a foot of snow. When my strength failed, he sent me to wait in the truck. I'd watch through the glass as he single-handedly finished loading the truck by hand because we never left without a full load. There, I saw a mirror of the God who is strong when we are not—the Provider who continues when our own strength ends.
The hard work never stopped. Often, as late as nine or ten o'clock at night, I would lie in bed and hear it through the farmhouse window—the distant, rhythmic sound of an 8 lb. steel maul slamming against frozen rounds of wood. My father worked out there alone under a field light, bundled up, making ends meet for his family. He taught me wood splits cleaner in the bitter cold; and he stayed warm because the work kept his blood warm.
I spent my life wanting to be like that man. I imitated him. Eventually, as a young man, I took my place alone in the dark chopping wood. In the solitude, character and gravity grew in my spirit. I discovered the Lord’s grace and strength under that field light.
That is the authority behind every walking staff we shape today. I learned discipline, sacrificial love, and how to carry my cross from a father who worked with wood until his blood ran hot in the freezing night. When you hold this walking stick, you are carrying the legacy of that same unshakeable Tentmaker Spirit.
Biblical Character of Red Cedarwood
Biblical Character of Red Cedarwood
Heirloom Design: 100% American Materials
Heirloom Design: 100% American Materials
Dimensions & Weight
Dimensions & Weight
Our Story: Exodus & Legacy
Our Story: Exodus & Legacy
The story began in 1980 with an exodus. My father, Paul, felt called to lead his young family out of the corporate, social, and religious establishment. Trading their four-year degrees for a self-sufficient farm life, he and my mother chose the wilderness to raise their children set apart. They only had the assurances of faith and hard work.
Photo taken at "Luke’s Landing" on the Delaware River—a campground the owners named after me as a birthright in honor of my father’s seven years as General Manager. It captures us 35 years later standing together at my namesake.
