Deborah Douglas has been a writer, spiritual director, teacher, retreat leader, and conference speaker for more than three decades; she has written extensively on both prayer and pilgrimage for many journals and periodicals. The Pilgrim Life: Finding God Along the Way is a companion volume to her earlier The Praying Life: Seeking God in All…
James R. Dennis is a poet, a novelist, and a Dominican friar. Along with two friends, he is the author of the Miles Arceneaux mystery novels. He has written two prior collections of poetry, Correspondence in D Minor and Listening Devices. In 2016, Correspondence in D Minor was selected as a finalist for the Julie…
Kay Karcher Mijangos is a lifelong educator and dedicated student of Maria Montessori’s philosophy of education. After thirty years as a Montessori preschool guide, she founded and became headmistress of St. Paul’s Episcopal Montessori School in San Antonio, Texas. Looking for the Cherries is her first book, and she is donating her royalties to fund…
John Philip Newell (b 1953) is an internationally renowned Celtic teacher and author of spirituality who calls the modern world to reawaken to the sacredness of Earth and every human being. Canadian by birth, and also Scottish, he resides with his wife Ali in the ecovillage of Findhorn in Scotland. In 2016 he began the…
Through the years, being surrounded by a family of published writers had become commonplace for Terrell Hills photographer Susan Moorman Kerr. But now with the upcoming release of her book Intersections of Grace: Reflections on a Life of Faith, Kerr adds to the varied library produced by her family of prolific writers. From the historical…
