Spirituality

Poetic and powerful meditations on the Stations of the Cross. Each section contains a deeply-felt passage and a tender prayer, enlivening our connection with Christ and inspiring us to bring his teachings and the truth of his journey into our lives.

Exploring the world of special dreams—clear, unforgettably vivid encounters with loved ones who have died—this unique collection shares the personal stories of those who have experienced them, including the author herself, and reveals the distinct qualities surrounding this phenomenon.

This book draws from in-depth interviews with outstanding leaders and offers Benefiel’s profound insights on how to build better organizations and a better society. “Today’s global community desperately needs leaders with soul. Margaret Benefiel’s book meets that need beautifully... Required reading.” –Desmond Tutu

Renowned author Gerald May offers a path toward freedom and authenticity in this updated and expanded version of his bestselling classic. Let go of fixing and controlling and find the peace and fulfillment at the core of your existence.

Conlon is an up and coming member of a group of spiritual writers calling for a more earth-centered, ecologically balanced approach to religion and everyday life. Conlon presents life as a three-dimensional journey: personal, communal and cosmic-universal.

Share the forty-day Lenten path with Henri Nouwen, from the solemn beginning of Ash Wednesday to the joyous renewal of Easter.  Each daily section offers a paragraph from the Bible, a reflection by the author, and a prayer.

William H. Shannon shows us how a contemplative life, which enables us to experience our oneness with God and in God with one another, inevitably leads to a lifestyle of non-violence and unconditional love.

A revealing tour, Sacred Havens takes readers from America's oldest Methodist church to the world's largest synagogue, from a Buddhist temple in Chinatown to the Roman Catholic church where Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis prayed.

This bold and refreshing book examines the ritual of sacrament in the Church, looking specifically at the role of language.

One of the few paintings Van Gogh signed and titled, he called it “one of my only works with deep meaning.”  How can one painting inside a café for poor workers serve as a key to the artist’s spiritual journey?