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Remembering Your Story, Revised Edition: Creating Your Own Spiritual Autobiography
Remembering Your Story invites readers to connect their faith stories with others and with God's story as revealed in scripture. Morgan guides readers to deeper memories of God's presence in all portions of their lives. Individuals and small groups will find this book offers them blessings as they discover God's working throughout their journey.
This revised edition of Morgan's work reflects his workshops, seminars, and conversations concerning spiritual autobiography. It also more intentionally focuses on faith stories. Morgan includes a chapter titled "Across the Generations," which connects older and younger generations and encourages intergenerational ministries in the church.
This revised edition of Morgan's work reflects his workshops, seminars, and conversations concerning spiritual autobiography. It also more intentionally focuses on faith stories. Morgan includes a chapter titled "Across the Generations," which connects older and younger generations and encourages intergenerational ministries in the church.
- GenresSpiritualityChristian
174 pages, Paperback
First published September 1, 1996
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August 14, 2024
Sometimes you need to look back in order to move forward.. not to dwell or stay there, but to move ahead with freedom and intention. This book, along with other resources, podcasts, etc helped me do this over a 40 day period.
Not everything in the book resonated, but the things which did were spot-on! Take what works for you and leave the rest. The most significant exercise for me was the “months” approach (life review in 7 year segments.).
Not everything in the book resonated, but the things which did were spot-on! Take what works for you and leave the rest. The most significant exercise for me was the “months” approach (life review in 7 year segments.).
March 12, 2008
WELL WORTH THE EFFORT. Recently completed a workshop with about 8 others to help us put into writing stories of our lives at different stages. Story-telling is a lost art. How will our children know what went on in our lives as youth if we don't share it with them? Great spiritual ideas and stirs up forgotten stories that are great for sharing!
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