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About In Motion: My Stories
Wayne Judd has lived his entire life in motion, from birth all the way to his 80th birthday when he sat down at his computer long enough to write his life stories. Born in a tiny farmhouse beside the Long Prairie River near Staples, Minnesota, Judd grew up in poverty. The Judds farmed with horses, milked cows by hand, lighted the tiny farmhouse and barn with kerosene lanterns, and used an outdoor toilet. At the center of his life was his faith. . . until it wasn’t. In Motion captures his dramatic faith pursuits from childhood to retirement, from faith to unfaith. He studied theology and music in college, then went to the seminary to become a minister. Pastoring didn’t work for Judd, so he abandoned the pulpit for the classroom, first teaching religion in high schools, then in college. His flamboyant personality and revisionist ideas soon got him into trouble in his very conservative college. He was called upon to defend himself for five hours by a committee of the college board. When the board and administration decided to fire Judd, students raised such a ruckus that the board relented, and he left the college on his own volition two years later, finished an MBA, and completed his work life as a strategic planning and mission management executive in a 20-hospital health system. Judd’s memoir captures both his energy and brash confidence that were his signature approach to life. He is both plain-spoken and fair with his antagonists, showing exuberant affection and joyousness for his collaborators and fellow mischief-makers. The book reveals an astonishing level of detail. Over and over, Judd wrests the arc of meaning from ordinary moments—the sign of someone who has always told stories very successfully and who has lost none of the lecturer’s engaging knack for bringing forth a tale well-told.
