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I generally publish a new article on alternate Tuesdays with some extra time off here and there for Canadian holidays and vacation. Whenever there’s a new article, I send a free email update to subscribers with an intro and link to the article plus the latest news in my writing ministry.

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Four Gifts Study Guide

The Four Gifts Study Guide includes the discussion questions from Four Gifts: Seeking Self-Care for Heart, Soul, Mind, and Strength, plus questions for book clubs and Bible study groups, a Scripture Index, practical self-care ideas, additional quotes and prayers related to self-care, ideas for creating your own custom guide, and more.

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On the Way With Jesus Study Guide

On the Way With Jesus is a collection of sermons to assist pastors in preaching, and with this study guide it also becomes a resource for small groups and personal use. The guide includes reflection and discussion questions on the gospel texts for Lent and Easter in the Revised Common Lectionary Year A.

 

 

 

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Sacred Pauses Group Guide

This five-session study guide grew out of my first Sacred Pauses group soon after the publication of Sacred Pauses: Spiritual Practices for Personal Renewal. Now re-formatted, this guide includes an outline for each group session and many practical examples from my first group.

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Lenten Reflections

Four dramatic monologues feature a scribe, a woman in the crowd, Pontius Pilate, and Peter, as they look back on the choices they made concerning Jesus. These reflections highlight themes of choice, regret, and starting over. They may be used in place of a sermon and/or for personal reflection.

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When You Work for the Church

When You Work for the Church: the good, the bad, and the ugly, and how we can all do better is my second website focused on church and ministry. Articles include discerning new ministry, self-care, dealing with painful ministry terminations, and other resources for doing ministry better.

 

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