Matters of Life and Faith - Mitchell, Paul
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'The glory of God is a person fully alive.' The affirmation by St Irenaeus of Lyon has inspired Paul Mitchell in his life as parent, writer, poet, educator and learner. In this series of essays and articles, written over many years and for a variety of journals, he reflects on the joys and challenges of being a parent and teacher; he shares tender experiences of what worked, what did not and the struggle to recognise that parenting skills must adapt as children grow and develop their own personalities. Here is a master storyteller at work, someone whose faith informs his natural gifts. His…mehr

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'The glory of God is a person fully alive.' The affirmation by St Irenaeus of Lyon has inspired Paul Mitchell in his life as parent, writer, poet, educator and learner. In this series of essays and articles, written over many years and for a variety of journals, he reflects on the joys and challenges of being a parent and teacher; he shares tender experiences of what worked, what did not and the struggle to recognise that parenting skills must adapt as children grow and develop their own personalities. Here is a master storyteller at work, someone whose faith informs his natural gifts. His deep understanding that resurrection is about our everyday lives is reflected in the stories of ordinary events, the surprises we meet along the way, and the people who enhance our love for life, our children, our partners and ourselves.
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Paul Mitchell lived in several country towns before settling in Melbourne. He has a PhD in Creative Writing and has published six books, including fiction, non-fiction and poetry. A widely published freelance journalist and essayist, Paul has taught creative writing for many years. He is married to Jo and has three children, Hannah, Hugo and Ryland.