Sabbath Pause - Chapman, Terry
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The original Jewish "Sabbath" referred to a 24-hour period every seven days which was set aside for worship, rest, and renewal. Sabbath Pause offers daily writings that encourage us to make time for small Sabbaths each day â a time to stop, breathe, reflect, and direct our focus with a particular intention, be it listening for God in the noise of life or dreaming the impossible dream. Each day for seven weeks, Chapman uses a combination of poetry and prose as well as quotations from scripture and literature to explore a theme. This exploration is followed by questions for reflection, a breath…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The original Jewish "Sabbath" referred to a 24-hour period every seven days which was set aside for worship, rest, and renewal. Sabbath Pause offers daily writings that encourage us to make time for small Sabbaths each day â a time to stop, breathe, reflect, and direct our focus with a particular intention, be it listening for God in the noise of life or dreaming the impossible dream. Each day for seven weeks, Chapman uses a combination of poetry and prose as well as quotations from scripture and literature to explore a theme. This exploration is followed by questions for reflection, a breath prayer, and an "intention" for the day. Using this daily spiritual practice, Chapman opens us to a new rhythm or way of living life with and in God â a way that can nourish our deepest needs.
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Autorenporträt
Terry Chapman, D. Min., is pastor of the Forked River Presbyterian Church in New Jersey, USA. In addition to pastoral service, he engages in the practices of spiritual direction and retreat leadership. He is involved in a variety of learning communities including The Art of Convening and The Presencing Institute and is an adjunct instructor at New Brunswick Theological Seminary in New Jersey. He is also deeply commited to a group in Uganda that works with homeless children.