This devotional book is a spiritual resource for nurturing the soul. Pulled from worldwide religious traditions, this daily devotional focuses both on personal reflection and broad-ranging topics such as forgiveness, suffering, and social justice. Whether we use the traditional religious language, or if we just ask for what is right and just, our lives and the lives we touch are deepened and made ready. Jung was right: "Bidden or not bidden, God is present." If enough o us begin with our own spiritual disciplines, a whole community may be transformed, or a neighborhood or city or nation.
John C. Morgan has been a minister, college teacher, community program director, and journalist. He now is a newspaper columnist and also a professor of philosophy and ethics at two colleges. He is the author of many articles and books, the latest, Dear Brothers: Letters Facing Death. He holds an undergraduate degree in sociology and religion, two masters degrees in philosophy and ethics and a doctorate. His wife, Cynthia, is a certified social worker and his son, Jonathan a college student majoring in philosophy and anthropology. He and his family live in Temple, Pa. with three rescued cats and a dog. In his spare time, he plays the guitar and banjo, tends a garden, loves to travel, and is involved in community work.
