Volume 1 Number 30

 The Editor's Desk:

August 1 - August 7, 2010
Our mission is to present spiritual responses to some of the greatest challenges that life has to offer: events like death of a loved one, breakup of a relationship, serious accident or illness, crises of identity, recovery from addiction, loss of job or career, retirement, and other life-altering events.
It's Sad to Say, "Goodbye!"
That's right: after only 24 issues, it's time to say, "Farewell" to the Spirit in Crisis Journal. Hope springs eternal, but, in this very preoccupied world, our hopes are very often disappointed. That's the way of life: but each ending brings with it lessons learned and hopes for new beginnings. Please read the letter at the bottom of today's edition for more information. In the meantime, "Thanks!" to both our dedicated contributors and our equally-dedicated readers. It was you who made this e-Zine possible!

At the same time, the Spirit in Crisis Journal won't be going away completely. Our inspired articles will remain here for you to read and re-read at your leisure. Also, I'll be cross-posting my regular articles from the Midlife Mastery Journal here, as well. So, keep coming back to visit: You're always welcome!
Light One Candle

Archive for June, 2010

Going Straight to Source

Written by Rev. Anita Pathik Law, CFCC, CHt on 06 June 2010

May today there be peace within. May you trust God that you are exactly where you are meant to be. May you not forget the infinite possibilities that are born of faith. May you use those gifts that you have received, and pass on the love that has been given to you.... May you be content knowing you are a child of God.... Let this presence [Continue]

Forgiveness or the Irony of Vengeance

Written by H. Les Brown, MA, CFCC on 06 June 2010
Forgiveness or the Irony of Vengeance

As we strive to clean up the wreckage left behind by our choices and behaviors, we find that the flip side of apology is forgiveness. When we see ourselves as the wronged party we have a fundamental option: forgiveness or vengeance. Which one we choose reflects on our own beliefs about who we are. Which of our beliefs need adjustment? [Continue]

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Contributors:

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Rev. Jack Abel

Rev. Jack Abel

H. Les Brown, MA, CFCC

Rev. Michael Delaney

Butch Hovis, MSW

Butch Hovis, MSW

Rev. Anita Pathik Law, CFCC, CHt

Rev. Kimberly Marooney, PhD

Rabbi Ed Weinsberg