Here's a book of daily meditations that's not afraid to say it like it is. What you'll find here are meditations written for today's women - those women that are more likely to find themselves on their knees scrubbing the bathroom floor than in prayer at a retreat house. But just because they're scrambling through busy days doesn't mean women can't have an intimate relationship with God. Rather, mundane experiences can be the perfect opportunity for recognizing God. Author Karen Stroup writes openly and honestly as she shares her reflections from an ordinary life. From toaster ovens to tabloids, book clubs to bracelets, she draws inspiration from the silly to the serious and offers spiritual tidbits for every day of the year. Readers will delight in Stroup's fresh, inviting, and spunky style. And they'll never see the ordinary as "just ordinary" again.
About the Author
Karen Stroup is a minister in the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) and a senior lecturer at Vanderbilt University. A graduate of the University of North Carolina, she earned her Ph.D. in religion and psychology from Vanderbilt in 1996. Stroup is the author of numerous articles as well as co-author of Speak the Language of Healing: How to Have Breast Cancer Without Going to War (Conari Press). She lives in Nashville, Tennessee, with her dog, Buzz.
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